Dewatering pumps are utilized to remove excess water from building sites and make room for the DAM’s construction and maintenance activities.
Without pumps, water diversion is a difficult task. For this reason, the majority of hydro project development pumps water and makes room for the construction of DAM. In addition, it is necessary to remove water from construction sites and during rainy seasons. The steps involved in dewatering a typical procedure are collecting water, pumping, filtering/removing silt, and discharging.
Ensure Continuous Power Generation
Prevent Flooding
Maintain Tunnel Tail Integrity
Facilitate Effective Heat Exchange
Water diversion is a difficult process without pumps, and the majority of hydro projects require pumps during construction to pump water and provide space for the construction of dams. In addition, pumps are needed during rainy days and to remove water from construction sites. The steps involved in dewatering a typical procedure are collecting water, pumping, filtering/removing silt, and discharging.
Without pumps, water diversion is a difficult task. For this...