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WATER PUMPING SYSTEMS:


DOMESTIC SYSTEMS


SEWAGE & DRAINAGE SYSTEMS


OTHER M&E SYSTEMS


VALVES AND FLOW CONTROLS REPAIR


BASIC PIPING AND WATER TANKS RELATED REPAIRS



Booster Pump System


Purpose

- Boost pressure of water from supply to its recipient.

Location (Where is it used)

- Typically found at the top floor of a building to boost water pressure for top few floors of the building.
- There is also instances where booster systems are designed to locate at various floors mid way or at ground floor of the building.

What conditions require system

- Pressure from the supply is insufficient.
- For typical systems found at roof tank,
-> Water is supplied to the units below by gravity at pressure increase of 1bar for every 10m drop from the source. Lower floors will thus receive sufficient pressure.
-> Static pressure is insufficient for the higher floors due shorter vertical drop distance from the source.

Transfer Pump System


Purpose

- Transfer water from a low level to high level receiver water tank.

Location

- Usually located at the ground floor to boost water to the rooftop.

What conditions require system

- Normally all high rise requires transfer pump system to boost water up to rooftop.

Sump Pump System


Purpose

- Serves to prevent flood in the basement by dewatering water away.

Location

- Typically found at basement level.

What conditions require system

- When there is a basement level.
- It typically comprise of 2 pumps per system with function controlled by 4 float switches.

Ejector Pump System


Purpose

- An ejector system is a system designed to transfer sewage water at basements to the NEA sewage line.
- System comprise of a storage tank (ejector tank) to contain and store the waste water entering the system.
- Ejector pumps will transfer the waste materials from the storage tank to the sewage line.

Location

- Typically found at basement level.

What conditions require system


- When there is washroom at basement level.