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"text": "In this article for Wastewater Digest, Vito Cimino and Douglas Reed explore several key design considerations for large pump station projects"
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Large pump station design is complex. Not only does a design have to be feasible—it also must be developed thoughtfully to ensure long-term success. Pump stations that address combined sewer overflows (CSO) typically have high pumping capacities and are very deep. There are only a handful of CSO storage tunnels across North America. It’s critical to consider the long-term operation and lifecycle costs when undertaking a large pump station design.
In this article for Wastewater Digest, Vito Cimino and Douglas Reed explore large pump station design, focusing on several key considerations for peak performance and longevity.
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