Sewage Ejector Pump Design

A sewage ejector pump, likewise known as a pump up ejector system, is often applied on rooms or fixtures which are below the main sewer of any building. Since sewage systems rely on gravity to drain all of the accumulated wastewater, fixtures which are located below the sewer line will have to use on another means to allow wastewater to drain properly.

That’s exactly what we at New York Engineers try to accomplish. By creating detailed and efficient sewage ejector pump designs, we will be able to provide an efficient method to drain away all wastewater located below your lines at all times. Regardless of the type of building you have, whether it be a commercial or residential property, we will tailor our designs to fit your needs.

If you are having problems with the poor drainage system in your building, then one of the main culprits is a poor and inefficient pump design. This is where our sewage ejector pump design service enters the picture.

Sewage Ejector Pump Explained

A sewage ejector pump is considered a submersible solid handling pump which operates on low pressure and high volumes. Compared to other types of pumps, a sewage ejector pump doesn’t have any grinding blades. Instead, it uses a spinning mechanism which takes sewage through the bottom then forces it out using pressure into the discharge pipe.

In most cases, an ejector pump is installed in buildings that have a bathroom located in the basement. It’s not required in all basements, but when the sewer lines are located at a higher elevation than the fixtures, this is where it will come in handy.

This type of pump is also used in rural applications, particularly in septic drain-field systems. Regardless of the application, having a well-designed ejector pump is highly necessary to ensure proper wastewater flow and disposal. As such, our expert designers and engineers make sure to assess your project so they can formulate and tailor a custom design to fit your needs.

How We Create Our Designs

A sewage ejector pump is a highly crucial component on your building if you have wastewater situated in below-ground areas. Though it’s not really hard to install, there could be times where some problems could occur during the construction phase.

In this case, we at New York Engineers will help you with the designing process to make sure that there will be little to no errors during your construction project. To give you an idea, here’s how we create our designs:

1. As a standard operating procedure, whenever you give us a call and avail of our design services, we will discuss with you the full scope of your project. As much as possible, we’d like you to provide us with the complete information regarding your building, current budget, specifications, and the likes. The more accurate the information you give us, the easier it will be for us to create a working design based on your needs.
   
   
2. Once we come to an agreement regarding your project and budget, we will then send our inspection team to perform a full inspection of your building, specifically the sewage system. This way, we will be able to create a sewage ejector pump design that will fit with your current system. Since the way each sewage system varies depending on the blueprint of a building, it won’t be possible for us to create a custom design without performing inspections.
   
   During this stage, our inspection team will also ask additional questions and request additional information regarding your project.
   
   
3. After we have gathered all of the details we need, we will then proceed with the design. In this stage, we will leave the work to our expert designers and engineers. They will be the ones to come up with a foolproof design based on your specifications and other important data.
   
   Before they start with the design, they will first brainstorm ideas and come up with design concepts. After that, they will then start voting which among the design is the most practical and functional.
   
   At New York Engineers, we only make use of the latest tools and software such as Revit and AutoCAD which are considered the standards in the MEP design and BIM industry. We also make sure that our methods and techniques are updated so we can keep up with the changes and trends in the industry. 
   
   
4. After we have come up with an initial design, we will then send it to you. Take note that the initial design we send is not yet final. In this stage, we will be asking for your initial feedback so we can make appropriate revisions in the design. Also, as much as possible, we would like you to collaborate with us by giving us information about which certain components you want added or removed.
   
   This way, we will be able to come closer to a finished product without missing any important detail. You have the option to visit us on-site to personally collaborate with us. Alternatively, you can also give us a call and give us all the details regarding your feedback.
   
   
5. Once you have reviewed the initial design and given us your feedback, we will then proceed with the polishing. This is where our designers and engineers get rid of any errors and design flaws which might be present. This is also where we polish the design to make it final.
   
   
6. After we have finalized the design, we will then inform you about it. We can also simulate your design in a 3D environment so you can have a preview of how the design will look like in actual setting once it’s constructed and installed.
   
   
7. Once you have approved of everything, we will then send you the final design. Since we have a very high approval rate, we are confident that you will be satisfied with our design. Also, since we have worked with many sewage ejector pump design projects before, we are highly knowledgeable when it comes to this type of work.