Pump Station has 75-2,000 gpm flow range.
August 13, 2003 - With 155 ft head, DUO-DUCT® underground pump station includes pressure transducer that is in fluid communication with integral base beam suctions and static/dynamic pump control. Pressure switches, in response to incompressible fluid, relay control logic to control panel. Integral base beam suctions serve as conduits to wet well, provide structural support, and prevent piping strains. Options include 4 or 6 in. pumps, 7 or 8 ft shell diameter, and solid state controls.
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Original Press release
Smith & Loveless, Inc.
14040 Santa Fe Trail Dr.
Lenexa, KS, 66215 1234
USA
New Duo-Duct® Pump Station Technical Bulletin by Smith & Loveless
LENEXA, Kan. – The newest Smith & Loveless Inc. technical bulletin features Smith & Loveless' most innovative underground pump station – the DUO-DUCT® Pump Station - and its many unique benefits. The new four-color bulletin summarizes the distinct benefits including the pressure transducer that's in fluid communication with the integral base beam suctions and the static/dynamic pump control. It also provides an easy-to-read chart that demonstrates the capability of the DUO-DUCT® Pump Station. These DUO-DUCT® features not only provide superior technology, but also reduce construction costs, installation costs and maintenance costs.
Cities, counties, and most municipalities require the service of pump stations for sanitary and process wastewater, stormwater, recirculation for cooling tower and other pumping applications. This new technical bulletin helps illustrate how Smith & Loveless offers a dependable and affordable option in the DUO-DUCT® Pump Station.
Requests for bulletin 9506-1 can be made via:
e-mail answers@smithandloveless.com
web http://www.smithandloveless.com (click on main page)
fax (913) 888-2173
postal Smith & Loveless Inc.
14040 Santa Fe Trail Drive
Lenexa, KS 66215-1284, USA
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