Submersible Sewage Pump
PDN Series Features Stainless
steel shaft as standard Leak-proof
by double mechanical seal and oil
seal Motor protection by T.P.
Excellent sludge transfer by non
clog type Safety design with built in OLP
(overload protector) Various materials
are available Applications Drainage
for waste water at factories and waste
water treatment plant Delivery of sewage
at sewage treatment plant,
human waste treatment Drainage
for buildings Treatment utility
drainage Standard Materials Casing:
Gray Cast Iron Impeller: Gray Cast Iron Shaft:
Stainless Steel
A sewage pump is used to transfer
sewage liquids and solids from
one place to another. Usually,
in residential applications,
sewage includes soft solids up to
2″ in diameter is pumped from a
sewage basin to a sewer system or
a septic tank.
A sewage pump is installed
at the lowest point of the sewage
basin. A sewage pump —
also known as an ejector pump — has a tank or basin
that collects sewage from your home.
When the waste reaches a
certain level, the pump turns
on and pushes it uphill to your
home's main sewer line.
Then gravity takes over, and
the sewage flows to the city line
on the street or a septic tank.
Some sewage pumps include a
backup battery, grinding mechanism,
control panel, level control device,
thermal overload protection, or suction.
Other wastewater pumps
are close coupled, explosion-proof,
corrosion resistant, self-priming, or portable.
