Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Industrial”
The pump system was designed to meet city stormwater detention requirements, which required new developments to carefully manage runoff. After construction, stormwater must be collected and released at the same rate as it was before the site was developed.
A new HRSG system required 3 industrial pump stations to provide water for its processes. This HRSG blowdown pump station needed to handle extreme pumping conditions.
This package lift station was configured to handle low flows of industrial process water used for nuclear power generation. This lift station was one of the earliest systems to be installed during the construction of two new reactors at the plant. Submersible grinder pumps in a duplex configuration and a below grade valve assembly comprise the principal mechanical operations of the station. An outdoor control panel utilizes floats for primary liquid level-sensing, and an autodialer for communications and alarm notification.
Duke Energy replaced the Dan River Steam Station with a new gas fired power plant and needed a new pump station to handle medium flows of blow down water from the heat recovery steam generator.
Romtec Utilities designed and supplied a food process lift station for a $40 million facility expansion by a spice manufacturer in South Bend, Indiana. The upgraded infrastructure supports a new production line and handles complex chemical and solid waste streams for food manufacturing.
