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Bypass pumping when repairing pipe damage

The purpose of bypass pumping is to redirect the water while the damage to the main line is repaired.

The bypass line that RH Pumper has established is 2 pcs. DN500 pipes. The pipeline has a length of 200 meters and contains a portal of 20 meters. This is to avoid inconveniencing cyclists and pedestrians.

The booster pump has a capacity of 1000 l/s with an attached backup system.

The established bypass pumping takes place in densely populated areas. That’s why electric pumps were chosen for the job. The electric, portable, self-priming pumps are developed by RH Pumps. They are quiet and therefore do not disturb local residents or the construction site. Secondly, choosing electric pumps is the most climate-friendly solution. The electric pumps regulate the output in line with the amount of water flowing in.

A big thank you to the skilled crew who set up the bypass pumping – internal and external.

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