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Questions about setting up pump houses, pump rooms, and open-air pumping stations?

2009-02-04View Original

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In areas where it is not suitable to locate a pump house, namely those with an average annual precipitation of over 1,000 mm, it is recommended to install a pump shed. Are there any additional requirements regarding the precipitation level for setting up such a pump shed? If there is heavy rainfall, would installing an open-air pumping station pose difficulties due to the rain?
Reply #22009-02-04
Of course, preparations against wind and floods must be made, as motors must not be exposed to water. The decision not to build a pump room is based on safety considerations, to prevent the accumulation of oil and gas; it is not a mandatory requirement.

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