In the wastewater system, vacuum pumps create a pressure differential, guiding wastewater into a vacuum tank at the station. This tank temporarily holds the wastewater until a predetermined level triggers pressure pumps to transport it to the treatment plant, ensuring efficient and controlled wastewater transfer.
The vacuum created in the system’s pipeline by vacuum pumps induces a pressure differential, causing the wastewater transfer to the vacuum tank. The vacuum tank is located in the vacuum station. The vacuum tank temporarily stores the incoming wastewater before it goes to a nearby discharge point or sewage treatment plant. Once a predetermined level is reached in the vacuum tank (switch or radar), the discharge pumps transport the sewage from the vacuum tank to a nearby discharge point or sewage treatment plant.
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