Pumping stations

A pumping station is a facility that uses pumps to move fluids, such as water or sewage, from one location to another. They are essential in water supply systems, helping to distribute clean water to homes and businesses, especially in areas with elevation changes. In sewage systems, they lift wastewater to higher points so it can flow by gravity to treatment plants. Pumping stations typically include equipment like pumps, pipes, and control systems to ensure efficient and reliable flow. They play a crucial role in managing water and waste, maintaining public health and sanitation standards.