Pumping and distribution
Coordinate pump drives, sequencing, level and pressure signals, and operator controls. Define duty selection, operating modes and the response to unavailable equipment during the control review.
Give pumping, treatment and packaged water equipment a dedicated control environment. A container system combines automation and motor control with a layout your operators can access and maintain.
Coordinate pump drives, sequencing, level and pressure signals, and operator controls. Define duty selection, operating modes and the response to unavailable equipment during the control review.
Integrate controls for filtration, transfer and other treatment equipment within the agreed process scope. An Allen-Bradley platform provides a consistent foundation for the system.
Specify the signals, alarms and communications needed at the site and at the supervising facility. Remote access and network requirements are selected for each application.
Review temperature, humidity, corrosion exposure, flood considerations and maintenance access. HVAC and the finished layout are sized and arranged for the equipment and location.
Identify incoming power, pump cables, instrumentation, grounding and communication entry points. Defined connection schedules help the electrical and process contractors prepare their work.
Use agreed screen conventions, alarm priorities and equipment naming. Preconfigured software elements can be adapted to the approved sequence and site operating practices.
A container can suit a relocatable installation. Transport, siting, utilities and the process connections are reviewed for each deployment, including any future move.
Controller, communications, equipment and HVAC redundancy are separate design decisions. We define the required availability and select the arrangements in the project specification.