Method for pumping a liquid, pumping station, and pumping area
a technology for pumping stations and liquids, applied in non-positive displacement pumps, sewerage structures, constructions, etc., can solve the problems of high cost of incorporation in a pumping area, poor use effect, and high cost of use, so as to facilitate the use and maintenance of the pumping area. , the effect of simple us
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[0075]FIG. 1 shows a preferred version of the pumping station 3 according to the invention, incorporated in a pumping area 8. This pumping area 8 comprises a well 4 such as a pebble trap. A pebble trap is known to those skilled in the art. It is generally a cylindrical cavity with a diameter generally between 50 cm and 2 metres (with a preferred value of 1 metre) and with a height that is generally between 50 cm and 9 metres (with a preferred value of 5 metres). Spent liquid (for example spent waters) is generally brought to a pebble trap 4 via one or more recovery pipeline(s) 40. Preferably, the bottom of the pebble trap 4 is situated approximately 1 metre below the intake of said recovery pipeline 40 situated at the level of said pebble trap 4. Spent liquid can convey stones, pebbles or particles with a density that is higher than the liquid transporting them. When this spent liquid reaches the pebble trap 4, these higher density particles have a tendency to fall to the bottom by ...
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