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Data 1875 Pumping Station Download PUMPING STATIONS From Private Package Pumping Stations to Adoptable Pumping Stations INTRODUCTION 03 APPLICATIONS 04 CASE STUDY - DONCASTER INLAND PORT 05 SUPPORTING ACCREDITATIONS 06 T-T DRAWING REGISTER 07 DEVELOPERS CHOICE 08 ADOPTABLE PUMPING STATIONS 12 STAGES FROM DESIGN TO INSTALLATION 14 TYPICAL ADOPTABLE PUMPING STATION 16 ADOPTABLE PUMPING STATIONS LAYOUT AND COMPOUND 18 READY SUMP 20 GREY AND UNIQA PUMPS 22 THE INDUSTRY EPIDEMIC PROBLEM SOLVING PUMPING SOLUTION 24 CASE STUDY - SEGRO LOGISTICS PARK 26 SURGE ANALYSIS 27 LEVEL CONTROL 28 CASE STUDY - BOVIS HOMES 29 SEER MONITORING 30 CASE STUDY - A PROBLEMATIC PUMPING STATION RESOLVED BY SEER MONITORING 31 HOW DOES SEER WORK? 32 SEWERS FOR ADOPTION CONTROL PANEL 34 WHAT IS THE ADOPTABLE PUMPING STATION PROCESS? 36 CASE STUDY - THREE SNOWHILL, BIRMINGHAM 38 CASE STUDY - LARGER AND BESPOKE SCHEMES 39 PLANET RANGE 42 PLUTO 46 TROJAN 47 PACKAGE PUMPING STATION CONTROL PANEL 48 CASE STUDY - BEAUMANOR HALL 49 SERVICE 52 WHY CHOOSE T-T? 54 RIBA CPD BOOKING FORM 57 FAQ’S 58 QUESTIONNAIRE 62 This item is manufactured to order requirements, please contact our sales team for lead times. 2 www.ttpumps.com / T: +44 (0) 1630 647200 INTRODUCTION T-T Pumping Stations have dedicated technicians who focus on pumping systems from the smallest to largest schemes, whether this be a simple system or a highly complex scheme requiring many disciplines, our experienced engineers have the skills and knowledge to provide you with a complete solution from initial concept to final handover. We understand the environmentally sensitivity of effluent and drainage, therefore we know that a pumping stations reliability is crucial. That is why we only use reliable, efficient and high quality products and why our engineers are trained to the highest standard. The T-T Planet Package Pumping Station range are BBA accredited and provide an efficient and economical way of installing a sewage or drainage pumping station. We pride ourselves on using economical and efficient pumps in all our pumping stations, including our Uniqa range of submersible pumps which have ATEX approval and attain the IE3 rating for efficiency. Since the privatisation of the Water Companies of England and Wales, adoptable pumping stations have been a main focus for T-T, therefore we work closely with all the water authorities to ensure all our pumping stations obtain adoption at the earliest possible date. The information provided in this handbook T-T ensure that their pumping stations are answers any questions you may have designed with installation in mind, keeping relating to pumping station design, selection the concepts simple and in line with site and installation. Furthermore it discusses requirements. the process of commissioning and adoption The concrete sumps are either supplied to show the process from concept to final in several modular pieces or a number of completion and adoption. concrete rings designed specifically with By effectively planning the complete your site and application in mind. Our vast pumping station system, structure and all range of pumps and in-house designed and elements operating costs can be reduced. manufactured control panels mean that are This is what T-T pride themselves in pumping stations can be adapted to suit all providing their clients. This handbook applications. discusses the different elements of the The correct design of a pumping station is pumping station for your guidance, however crucial in order to achieve an optimal and we want to assure you that T-T handle the trouble-free operation. complete process. If you can’t find what you need in this By selecting a T-T pumping station you can handbook, please pick up the phone and we be assured that you will get a complete will be happy to assist. package, supplied with the latest pump technology. IMPORTANT The information given is for your initial guidance. For each scheme, general arrangement drawings are issued on receipt of order for standard products. For your further assistance, more comprehensive details are available and we will be pleased to provide additional information and advice. Our aim is to provide you with a completely satisfactory solution for your pumping needs. www.ttpumps.com / T: +44 (0) 1630 647200 3 APPLICATIONS Schools Applications for Adoptable Pumping Stations Adoptable pumping stations are designed to SFA and the water authorities addendum to ensure they are suitable for adoption and are maintained by the water authority post adoption. Surface water run - off Commercial developments Hospitals Housing developments Large commercial developments Roof and surface water Applications for Private Pumping Stations If your residence isn’t connected to a main sewer you’ll need a pumping station to take care of your waste water removal. Domestic pumping stations are commonly found Caravan / camping sites servicing domestic properties, remote buildings, surface water and small office blocks. Small commercial offices Domestic properties Remote buildings 4 www.ttpumps.com / T: +44 (0) 1630 647200 CASE STUDY – DONCASTER INLAND PORT The IPort, located in Doncaster, is a 337 T-T supplied pumps complete with 22kW “As part of our drainage design we acre greenfield development site. The site motors with a pump duty of 44.8l/sec at required a S104 FW pumping station. features up to 6 million sq ft of warehouse 25m total head, control panel housed We contacted T-T Pumps who were space and 3 million sq ft of detailed planning in a GRP kiosk, valves and all more than helpful from the start. consent. The site also includes a 35 acre necessary pipework. The sales team particularly was a dedicated strategic rail freight terminal. Additionally to this, T-T fitted their Text-Tel great asset to the whole process and Once the permission for development had Junior telemetry system, the telemetry been granted, T-T received a call from a system allows IPort to receive a report of their skills and advice were extremely Senior Engineer at BWB with an urgent any failures or condition changes to the valued. I would highly recommend enquiry for an adoptable foul pumping equipment remotely, with the ability to reset T-T Pumps for future projects given station. Following this T-T’s area manager via SMS text message. the level of service received during followed up the call to clarify requirements; our time working together.” BWB needed an adoptable pumping T-T handled the design, supply, install and station to service Doncaster Inland Port, a commissioning of this project from start commercial site. The pumping station also to finish. If you have a bespoke pumping Senior Design Engineer needed to be compliant to Severn Trent requirement contact T-T on 01630647200. BWB Consulting Ltd sewers for adoption 7th Edition. Various design changes and developments followed over the next few months, T-T kept up to date and informed in regards to the design of the site in order to update the pump specification and quotation. Once the main contractor had been chosen by the developer, T-T were confirmed as the pump supplier. T-T then provided detailed pump design and surge analysis, ordered by BWB. Following confirmation of this mechanical and electrical installation and commissioning was ordered by the main contractor. Additionally to this, another pumping station was ordered to pump to the original pumping system to ensure correct drainage is taking place on the site. www.ttpumps.com / T: +44 (0) 1630 647200 5 SUPPORTING ACCREDITATIONS 6 www.ttpumps.com / T: +44 (0) 1630 647200 T-T DRAWING REGISTER You can register for access to the T-T drawing register at 1 www.ttpumps.com. This includes standard technical drawings for the Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, Pluto, Saturn, XL, XXL and Adoptable Pumping Stations. Firstly you need to set up an online account with T-T: 1. Visit https://www.ttpumps.com/customer/account/create/ 2. Complete the short form and click submit 2 Secondly, you need to apply for technical drawing access: 1. Log in to your account dashboard 2. Select the technical drawings tab 3. Select the ‘Request access to technical drawings’ button 4. Your request will be reviewed within 24 hours and an email sent to notify you once this has been accepted. 5. You can then view our range of technical drawings from your account or on the relevant product pages. The drawing register will now be available for you to access at your convenience. www.ttpumps.com / T: +44 (0) 1630 647200 7 DEVELOPERS CHOICE The choice of utilising Adoptable or Non Adoptable Pumping Stations is very often a case of economies and whether the necessary space is available for an Adoptable Pumping Station. Guidance may also be provided by your local water authority as to which option is required, when seeking permission to discharge to sewer. NON ADOPTABLE PUMPING STATION ADOPTABLE PUMPING STATION The non-adoptable pumping station can be utilised in: The adoptable pumping station can be utilised in: - SINGLE DWELLINGS - MULTIPLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS - BUSINESS PREMISES / OFFICES - COMMERCIAL - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - INDUSTRIAL - HOTELS - NURSING HOMES Pros and Cons - CARAVAN PARKS - Adoptable stations will have to comply with the current Pros and Cons requirements of Sewers for Adoption and addendum from the local Water Company - A non-adoptable pumping station is far more economical to install as it does not require the need to meet the demands - Lead time and adoption is longer of the Water Companies’ specifications - Running and operating costs are the responsibility of Water - The pumping station will be equally as reliable and efficient Companies after adoption as the equivalent adoptable pumping station - Quick and easy to install - Less space required - Overall costs less - Property owners will be responsible for running and maintenance costs 8 www.ttpumps.com / T: +44 (0) 1630 647200 JUST SOME OF THE COMPANIES WE HAVE WORKED WITH..
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