In wastewater applications, the importance of a dependable and efficient pumping system cannot be overstated. When selecting pumping equipment, the primary consideration should be optimizing long-term system performance rather than merely prioritizing the lowest initial cost.
It is easy to convert a submersible pump station to a Gorman-Rupp above-ground self-priming pumping station. A new factory-built Gorman-Rupp pump station can easily be installed on the valve vault at ground level. The discharge piping from the submersible pumps is used as the suction piping for the new Gorman-Rupp self-priming pumps, which simplifies installation.
The Gorman-Rupp Eradicator Solids Management System features an aggressive self-cleaning wear plate including notches and grooves and a patent-pending lacerating tooth that helps break up stringy materials and passes them through the pump without impacting performance or interrupting service.
Gorman-Rupp's water pressure booster stations come in various sizes and configurations, addressing the diverse requirements of municipal distribution systems. Complete with pumps, motors, valves, piping, ventilation, lighting, and controls in a single integrated package, these stations ensure seamless operation.
Even the best and most dependable pumps require basic attention and periodic maintenance to ensure they provide an exceptionally long service life and unmatched performance. Here is a list of things you can do to extend the life of the Gorman-Rupp T-Series pumps. These also apply to the Gorman-Rupp V-Series pumps.
Envirep provides excellent service before, during, and after the sale. To maintain and protect your Gorman-Rupp equipment, our Service Department offers Gorman-Rupp preventative maintenance agreements. Regular preventive maintenance will uncover emerging problems and help avoid costly and inconvenient breakdowns while keeping your pumping system working at peak efficiency.
Clearance Adjustment on Gorman-Rupp Super T-Series pumps is accomplished by an external shimless cover plate which allows for super easy adjustment of the clearance between the impeller and the wear plate. Adjusting the clearance between the impeller and wear plate is an important preventative maintenance task, and it is Super Easy!
Traditionally, utility water systems at wastewater treatment plants are installed below ground or in a chlorine contact tank to allow the pumps to operate on a flooded suction. To reduce installation costs and make the utility water system easily accessible for inspection and maintenance, Gorman-Rupp self-priming pumps are installed above ground in a building or factory-built fiberglass enclosure.
