An apparatus that transports both liquid and solid sewage is called a Sewage Pump. Sewage, which may contain soft particles up to two inches in diameter, is often forced from a sewage basin to a septic tank or sewage system in residential settings. At the bottom of the sewage basin is a submersible sewage pumps.
Applications :
- Residential Properties: Sewage pumps are commonly used in homes to transport wastewater from basements, laundry rooms, and bathrooms to the main sewer line or septic tank.
- Commercial Buildings: In commercial settings such as restaurants, hotels, and offices, sewage pumps help manage wastewater generated by various activities, ensuring proper sanitation and preventing backflow and flooding.
- Industrial Facilities: Sewage pumps play a vital role in managing wastewater in industrial settings, including factories and processing plants, where large volumes of wastewater are generated.
- Municipal Applications: Sewage pumps are also employed in municipal wastewater treatment plants, helping to transport and process sewage from various sources.