A pump house is a special building or facility used to house, protect, and operate pumps that move or channel large amounts of water. Pump houses are widely used in drainage systems, irrigation, flood control, clean water supply, and industry.

1. Pump (Main or Backup)
2. Pump Controleer (MCC)
3. Valve (Gate, Check, Butterfly)
4. Strainer
5. Flow Meter and Pressure Gauge
6. Ventilation System
7. Security System (CCTV, Alarm, and Other Sensors)
8. Automation System (SCADA)

• 1000 liter per second
• 2000 liter per second
• 6000 liter per second

Pump stations are a modern solution for practical pumping needs, modular, and quick to deploy. Compared to traditional pump houses, pump stations are more flexible, portable, and designed to be integrated into a complete, ready-to-operate unit.

1. Pre-Fabrication Modular and customizable.
2. Quick Installation (Plug and Play).
3. Relocatable.
4. Integrated in one unit.
5. Flexible, more efficient construction costs

• Centrifugal pump
• Submersible pump
• Diesel pump
• Booster pump
• Hydraulic-driven pump

• 250 liter per second
• 500 liter per second
• 1000 liter per second
• 2000 liter per second

A mobile pump is a portable pumping unit designed for easy transport and field operation. Unlike pump stations, which are typically modular and containerized, mobile pumps are typically mounted on trailer frames, skids with handles, or truck-mounted units so they can be quickly moved to locations requiring temporary fluid handling. It is used for emergency flood relief, construction project dewatering, or agricultural applications.

1. Truck Platform
2. Pumping Unit
3. Power System (Power Take Off)
4. Fuel and Energy System
5. Piping and Hydraulic Line System
6. Valve & Safety System
7. Control and Monitoring Panel
8. Hose, Storage & Accessories
9. Support & Auxiliary Systems

• 250 liter per second
• 2 x 250 liter per second
• 500 liter per second
• 2 x 500 liter per second
• 1000 liter per second

A towable hydraulic pump, also called a trailer-mounted hydraulic power unit, is a portable system designed to provide hydraulic pressure anywhere it's needed. It includes an engine, pump, and oil reservoir built on a small trailer so it can be easily transported. These units power hydraulic tools, cylinders, and machinery in construction, maintenance, and field operations where fixed power sources aren't available.

1. Heavy-duty trailer frame with towing hitch
2. High-pressure hydraulic pump (adjustable output)
3. Diesel or gasoline engine power options
4. Large hydraulic oil reservoir with level indicator
5. Quick-connect couplers for fast hose setup
6. Integrated cooling system for continuous operation
7. Pressure and flow control valves
8. Lockable control and monitoring panel
9. Built-in hose storage rack
10. Safety features: emergency stop, low-oil, and overheat alarms

• 100 liter per second
• 150 liter per second
• 250 liter per second
• 500 liter per second

A hydraulic pump system for water management is designed to move large volumes of water between canals, pump houses, and reservoirs. It typically includes high-capacity pumps, intake and discharge piping, control valves, and a power unit that drives the flow. The system regulates water levels, supports irrigation, prevents flooding, and maintains continuous circulation. Its structure ensures reliable transfer of water across different elevations and locations within a canal or reservoir network.

1. High-capacity water pumps for large flow rates
2. Durable intake and discharge piping
3. Automatic water-level control sensors
4. Flood-protection and overflow management
5. Remote monitoring and control panel
6. Efficient filtration and debris-screening system
7. Corrosion-resistant structural materials
8. Backup power or generator integration
9. Pressure and flow regulation valves
10. Safety shutdown for overload or dry-run conditions

• 5,000 liters per minute — 300,000 liters per hour
• 10,000 liters per minute — 600,000 liters per hour
• 20,000 liters per minute — 1,200,000 liters per hour
• 30,000 liters per minute — 1,800,000 liters per hour