What pumps are used in water treatment plants?

Water treatment plants use pumps for the transfer of the wastewater itself from container to container, for the dosing of chemicals involved in flocculation, coagulation and ph adjustment and the pumping of sludge removed. Popular pump types are peristaltic and progressive cavity pumps.

Water Treatment Pumps & Dosing Pumps for Wastewater…

Long life operation wastewater treatment plant pumps

At Castle Pumps we have been supplying pumps for water treatment plants and processes for over 15 years. Whether it’s for the transfer of the contaminated wastewater itself, the removal of sludge or residue from the treatment or lamella separating process or the chemical dosing of flocculants and coagulants during final treatment, we have a wastewater treatment pump for you.

To cope with the requirements of the industry, our water treatment plant pumps range includes highly accurate dosing pumps with precision even at low flow rates, models capable of handling solids and viscous slurries without clogging or damage and variable speed drive.

FAQs

Our range of chemical pumps for water treatment plants are compatible for the transfer and dosing of most coagulants and flocculants including aluminium sulfate, ferric chloride, sodium hypochlorite, potassium hydroxide.