Coyote Springs a Housing Development in Nevada

Coyote Springs Development|Moapa, NV|121 GPM - 55' TDH

jweddell100gpm - 300gpm, Pacific, Residential Development, Resorts/ Golf Courses, Wastewater

This package lift station system was designed to meet the medium sewage flows of this new residential development and private golf course. Submersible solids handling pumps in a duplex configuration manage the influent for this deep well, and an above-grade valve assembly maintains proper discharge operations. An outdoor UL listed control panel includes float controls and a basic alarm. This package lift station was one of the first systems installed for the Coyote Springs development after government approvals in 2010.

Lake Union Park in Seattle Washington

Seattle Parks and Recreation|Seattle, WA|145 GPM - 20.8' TDH

jweddell100gpm - 300gpm, Municipal Collection, Pacific, Wastewater

A renovation of South Lake Union Park required a package lift station configured to meet the medium sewage flow requirements for a municipal and commercial wastewater system. Submersible solids handling pumps in a duplex configuration are protected from turbulence and cascading influent by a drop bowl. A separate below-grade valve vault holds the valves, gauges, indicators, and actuators. A UL listed control panel utilizes float controls for primary and backup liquid level-sensing and is housed in a nearby control building.

St. Helena Napa Valley's Main Street

The City of St. Helena|St. Helena, CA|254 GPM - 49.5' TDH

jweddell100gpm - 300gpm, Municipal Collection, Pacific, Sewer System Expansion, Wastewater

This municipal lift station in the Napa Valley was designed to handle medium sewage flows and medium head conditions. Flygt sewer pumps were supplied in a duplex configuration to integrate with the Tops Basin and discharge elbows. The complete structural components of this lift station were designed to finish two feet above-grade to be above the flood plain for the area. A proprietary control device and pressure transducer provide the system electrical controls.

City of Camas Washington

The City of Camas | Camas, WA | 126 GPM - 206' TDH

jweddell100gpm - 300gpm, Municipal Collection, Odor Control, Pacific, Residential Development, Sewer System Expansion, Urban Growth, Wastewater

In order to expand the municipal sewer system, this lift station was configured to pump to an existing gravity line flowing to treatment. A 24-foot-deep by 10-foot-diameter wet well collects the sewage flows. The wastewater is pumped at 120 gpm 10,000 lineal feet of 10” force main against 206’ TDH with 23 hp high head submersible solids handling pumps. A sheltered control panel utilizes an intrinsically safe barrier for in-well electrical, such as the pressure transducer and conductive probe for primary and backup level controls.