A Hastings, Nebraska Biogas Wastewater Lift Station by Romtec Utilities for Heartwell Renewables

Hastings, Nebraska - Biogas Wastewater Lift Station

Hannah Duncan5gpm - 50gpm, Commercial Development Sewer, Commercial Development Stormwater, Industrial Water, Oil & Gas, Valve Vaults, Wastewater

The construction of a new Home Depot required a large detention pond and a new pump station to handle stormwater from the commercial development. This economical pump station uses 7.5hp Ebara pumps in a duplex configuration to meet the required flow rates to empty the detention pond. Parallel force mains were included with valve cans to provide simple and inexpensive piping and control valves. This submersible system uses cost-effective precast concrete barrels and a monolithic base to construct strong and reliable sump.

Industrial Stormwater Pump Station

British Petroleum Refinery|Bellevue, WA|350 GPM - 30' TDH

jweddell300gpm - 500gpm, Industrial, Industrial Process Water featured, Oil & Gas, Oil/Water Separators, Pacific, Stormwater, Stormwater Runoff

This package lift station handles the medium flows of stormwater and process water drainage at this oil refinery. A stormwater plan is required at most industrial facilities and BP proactively chose a reliable lift station to manage its environmental footprint. Duplex submersible centrifugal pumps and a below grade valve assembly comprise the major underground components of this system. An outdoor control panel utilizes float controls and an ultrasonic transducer for primary and backup liquid level-sensing.

Utica East Ohio Midstream LNG Plant|Kensington, OH|75 GPM - 67' TDH

jweddell50gpm - 100gpm, Eastern, Oil & Gas, Oil/Water Separators, Stormwater, Stormwater Runoff

Utica East Ohio Midstream needed two new pump stations to handle low flows of stormwater runoff at its new Kensington Plant in Ohio. To responsibly contain potentially hazardous stormwater from the topsoil, these pump stations were designed with double-wall fiberglass wet wells with interstitial leak detection. Both pumping systems included corrosion resistant components and sensors due to the potential presences of LNGs in the stormwater runoff. Pumps were engineered with 7.5 hp Ebara pumps in a duplex configuration, and different impellers were specified for each of the two pump stations meet slightly differing head requirements.