Pumps

Vertical pumps are selected according to the nature of the site, the available spaces and the method of pumping water

Water pumps shall be collected according to the required work point. It is possible to have one pump working or two alternating pumps or three working pumps and one or more backups as required Suction and discharge lines are added and the valves are installed for work

Irrigation pumps are installed to irrigate the green areas, trees and gardens and are selected according to the required need

Horizontal pumps are selected in cases where a relatively large quantity of water is needed and the lift is relatively low and is at one stage

Electrically operated pumps designed to work when the power is out of the building and have the same pressure and flow required in the network Diesel powered pumps designed to work when the power is out of the building and have the same pressure and flow required in the network The compensation pump shall be small in size and shall be given 10 to 15% flow of fire netting and shall be given high pressure and is multi-stages and shall be used to compensate any loss in the network.

Sewage pumps shall be installed so that they are submersible in the water and may be one pump with control panel or pumped according to need and shall be designated for specific purposes either pump rooms or collection tanks for sewage or to transfer clean water from bottom reservoir to upper tank or pump directly into the network