Mobile Drainage Pump Truck
Choose pump flow at the total dynamic head your drainage job requires. Account for solids, intake conditions, the hose route and discharge point, as well as runtime and maintenance access.
- Drainage Capacity
- 1000–4000 m³/h
- Body Material
- Cold-rolled steel sheet
- Drainage Pump Configuration
- 2–8 × 500 m³/h submersible or 1–2 × 2,000 m³/h centrifugal
Showing Mobile Drainage Pump Truck view 1 of 6Technical specifications
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Drainage Capacity | 1000–4000 m³/h |
| Body Material | Cold-rolled steel sheet |
| Drainage Pump Configuration | 2–8 × 500 m³/h submersible or 1–2 × 2,000 m³/h centrifugal |
| Generator Power | 65–450 kW |
| Pump Type | Submersible Pump / Centrifugal Pump |
| Water Hose Length | 8 m |
Configure for your work
Operating roles
- Urban floodwater removal
- Storm-site dewatering
- Remote pumping operations
Items to specify
- Delivered flow at total dynamic head
- Solids, sediment and contamination
- Hose route and discharge point
- Runtime, guarding and maintenance
- Hydraulic duty
- State flow at total dynamic head, intake, solids, hose route and outfall.
- Power and runtime
- List connected loads, starting sequence, runtime, cable route and protection.
- Field service
- Define repairs, crew, tools, consumables, storage and service interval.
Acceptance requirements
- Reconcile installed equipment, rated interfaces, cables, hoses, controls and loose items to the approved schedule.
- Witness the specified duty point or load schedule with identified instruments and retained results.
- Record completed-vehicle mass, axle loads, drawings, manuals, safeguards and exceptions.
Build and inspection
Final dimensions, installed equipment, route suitability and acceptance records are confirmed for the selected project.
Buyer questions
Can I add the capacities of the listed pump options?
The listed alternatives describe different pump configurations, so their capacities cannot be added together. Confirm the selected arrangement and which pumps are intended to run at the same time.
What flow can I expect through the planned hose route?
Delivered flow depends on head, hose losses and intake conditions. Free-flow output does not establish performance through the proposed hose route.
What site details do you need to select the pumps?
Describe the water and intake, then identify the intended receiving point. These details are needed to assess pumping duty alongside the target flow.
Is every listed pump supplied with the truck?
Use an explicit pump-package inventory. Alternative equipment should not be assumed to be included in the quotation.
Does a pump demonstration cover other discharge routes?
The result applies to recorded test conditions. A different hose route or outfall requires its own duty review.
What should the shipping inventory distinguish?
Identify installed pumps, hose reels and separately packed hoses or fittings. Agree generator and fuel-system preparation with the supplier and carrier.
Specify your Mobile Drainage Pump Truck
Share the operating duty, destination and equipment requirements.