18m Head Flood Water Removal Pump 1500r/Min CE

Mobile Emergency Drainage Flood Pump Truck - 800m³/h Large Flow, Self-Priming, Flexibility for Urban Emergency Drainage

Applicable environment of pump set

The pump set can output rated power under the following conditions:

1. Atmospheric pressure: 1 standard atmosphere
2. Relative humidity: 40%
3. Ambient temperature: 298 K (25℃)
4. The pump unit can output the specified power and work reliably under the following conditions:
5. Altitude: 1000 m
6. Ambient temperature: 0℃～40℃
7. Relative air humidity: 95% (at 25°C)

Basic structure

1. The diesel pump set must be designed and tested in strict accordance with relevant international and national standards. The pump set can achieve full load rated output. Under other conditions, the output power can be corrected according to relevant standards.
2. The diesel engine and pump use a steel base to form a common base, and the strength of the base can support the operation of the machine. The engine, pump and base all use shock absorbers, so that the pump set has good shock absorption effect and is impact resistant.
3. Hand pump, oil and diesel filtration system, air filter and air intake system are installed on the engine.

Diesel engine parameters

Water pump parameters

Control system
Instrument control, display water temperature, oil temperature, battery power,

FAQ

Q1: What is a flood pump?
A1: A flood pump, also known as a floodwater pump or flood control pump, is a specialized pump designed to remove excess water during flood situations or to control water levels in areas prone to flooding.

Q2: What types of flood pumps are available?
A2: There are various types of flood pumps available, including submersible pumps, centrifugal pumps, axial flow pumps, and self-priming pumps. The choice of pump depends on factors such as the water volume, head, and specific application requirements.

Q3: How does a flood pump work?
A3: Flood pumps work by creating a low-pressure zone that draws in water and then expels it through an outlet. Submersible pumps are placed directly in water, while other types of pumps may require priming or suction to start the pumping process.

Q4: What are the key factors to consider when selecting a flood pump?
A4: When selecting a flood pump, consider factors such as the required flow rate, head (vertical distance the water needs to be lifted), power source availability (electric or diesel), mobility (portable or stationary), and the type of water being pumped (clean water or water containing

debris).

Q5: Can flood pumps handle debris in the water?
A5: Some flood pumps are designed to handle water with moderate debris, while others are better suited for clean water. It's important to select a pump with the appropriate impeller design and clearance to prevent clogging and damage.

Q6: Can flood pumps be used for other applications besides flood control?
A6: Yes, flood pumps can be used for various applications such as construction site dewatering, agricultural field drainage, basement water removal, and emergency water supply. They are versatile pumps that can handle large volumes of water.

Q7: How do I maintain a flood pump?
A7: Regular maintenance is crucial to ensure the proper functioning of a flood pump. This includes periodic inspections, cleaning or replacing filters, checking for leaks or blockages, lubricating moving parts, and following the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule.

Q8: Can flood pumps be used in saltwater or corrosive environments?
A8: Some flood pumps are specifically designed for use in corrosive environments, such as those made from corrosion-resistant materials like stainless steel or with protective coatings. It's important to select a pump suitable for the specific application requirements.

Grouped equipment

Pump set pictures