OPERATION PROCEDURE OF WASTEWATER PUMPING STATIONS

Abstract

This paper presents the operational procedure of wastewater pumping stations, focusing on their role in urban water management systems. It outlines the main components of a pumping station, including pumps, control panels, sensors, and emergency systems, and describes their functions in lifting and transferring wastewater to treatment facilities. The study emphasizes the importance of regular maintenance, automation, and monitoring for efficient and uninterrupted operation. Additionally, the paper highlights safety standards and environmental considerations associated with the operation of such infrastructure. The findings contribute to improving the reliability and sustainability of wastewater management systems.