dewatering pump

Council had a dewatering pump that was out of action.

The Coast Guard headed to the scene with a dewatering pump.

The rescue team attempted to repair the dhow's dewatering pumps, but they were unable to stop the flooding.

In the case of excessive flooding, operations will cease until dewatering pumps can move the water to the authorized mine water management system.

The Dewatering Pump Kits are used on an "as required" basis, should an emergency situation occur.

The dewatering pumps are now pumping approximately 10,000 cubic metres per day to the Water Treatment Plant.

Catchments with similar problems may find air lift dewatering pumps a cost-effective alternative which enables the reclamation of salt affected land.

A second dewatering pump will be purchased and installed to increase the volume of water pumped from the water bearing shears.

Nossiter Pump Services can supply a full range of submersible dewatering pumps for:

A flooding of the substation would not only leave thousands of households without water, but also lead to a breakdown of the neighbourhood's dewatering pumps.

If the substation floods, thousands of households would be left without water and it would lead to a breakdown of the neighborhood's dewatering pumps.

The last of its copper mines shut down, and as labor and management were unable to agree, the company shut down the dewatering pumps in 1970.

Construction of hand dug wells can be dangerous due to collapse of the well bore, falling objects and asphyxiation, including from dewatering pump exhaust fumes.

All dewatering pumps can be supplied with automatic or manual controllers, together with floatswitch or electrode level sensing probe systems.

Philip shaft Further shortfalls from Philip shaft were experienced due to high ambient working temperatures on the 17 level after the major dewatering pump failed.

The four crewmembers on board the trawler used the dewatering pump to stabilize their vessel while they waited for a United States Coast Guard ship to arrive.

These are progressively being upgraded with an inflight opening cargo door to allow dispatch of larger items, up to 20-man life rafts and boat dewatering pumps for open water rescues.

Lighting towers, generators, air compressors, mine dewatering pumps, electric submersible pumps, borehole pumps, cherry pickers, fork lifts, welders, elevating platforms.

CORNELL food process pumps, Redi Prime dewatering pumps, non-clog sewage pumps and split case water supply pumps.

Wellpoints are small-diameter (about 50 mm) tubes with slots near the bottom that are inserted into the ground from which water is drawn by a vacuum generated by a dewatering pump.

From 1904 to 1913 the dewatering pumps were powered by steam engines that were housed in the Cornish Pumphouse, a landmark that still stands beside the Martha Mine today.

Twelve teams representing the Canadian and U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliaries participated in various events including dewatering pump operation, line heaving, chart work, first aid and rope splicing.

For the 6 events listed below, each team will compete with three team members who will be chosen at random by the event organizers on Thursday, 25 September 2003, in events such as chart work, search planning, on-water rescue, emergency dewatering pump operation, etc.

This aircraft has a long-range capability of 600 nautical miles (1100 km) to support Coast Guard cutters on Law Enforcement patrols, deliver dewatering pumps to sinking vessels, evacuate injured crew members from vessels far at sea, and many other missions.