All You Need To Know About Wastewater Treatment Pump Control
Wastewater treatment pump control is necessary for plants and stations to run safely and without issues. This means wastewater is carried through each step of treatment without obstacles, no overflow occurs, the equipment remains intact, and energy is used optimally. A mix of old and new transportation automation technology allows today’s pump control to work reliably, stay flexible and oversee control on a real-time basis. How Pumps Are Controlled in Wastewater Treatment? Pumps are the main unit found in every wastewater treatment plant and pumping station to transfer water and sludge. It is necessary to control these pumps to provide the appropriate flow, avoid flooding and ensure everything is working safely. Various Wastewater treatment pump control methods are available. Most of the time, wastewater pumps are controlled based on the level of the liquid in the tank. Here is the usual process: Sensors called float switches, electrodes or pressure-bubbler systems are used to keep t...