Pump System Design & Installation
A training course for professional septic system installers on the selection, maintenance, and troubleshooting of septic system pumps. The course covers pump system design, pump system components, pump system installation, pump sizing, and float setup.
The course begins with pump system design, including the factors that affect pump system design, how to calculate head pressure and flow rate, and how to select the appropriate pump.
The second section covers pump system components, including the types of pumps available and their applications, control panels and alarm systems, and distribution devices. Proper installation and maintenance procedures for these components are also covered.
The third section focuses on pump system installation, including the proper installation procedures for pump systems, electrical connections, and the discharge pipe and check valve installation.
The fourth section covers pump sizing and float setup, which are critical parts of pump system design. This section teaches how to properly size a pump for a given septic system and how to set up floats for optimal pump performance.
The course concludes with hands-on exercises and practical applications, where students can apply the concepts they've learned to real-world scenarios. Troubleshooting and maintaining septic system pumps are also covered.
Overall, this course is designed to provide professional septic system installers with a comprehensive understanding of septic system pump selection, maintenance, and troubleshooting. By the end of the course, students will have the knowledge and skills necessary to maintain and troubleshoot septic system pumps in the field.
Pump System Design
In this section, you will learn about the various factors that affect pump system design, including the size and type of septic tank, the type of pump required, and the size of the drainfield. You will also learn how to calculate the head pressure and flow rate required for a given system, as well as how to select the appropriate pump for the job.
Pump System Components
This section will cover the various components of a pump system, including the pump itself, the control panel, and the alarm system. You will learn about the different types of pumps available and how to select the appropriate pump for a given application. You will also learn about the different types of control panels, alarm systems, distribution devices, and how to properly install and maintain them.
Pump System Installation
In this section, you will learn about the proper installation procedures for a pump system, including the installation of the pump, control panel, and alarm system. You will also learn about the importance of proper electrical connections, as well as the proper installation of the discharge pipe and check valve.
By the end of this class, you will have a comprehensive understanding of Pump System design, pump system components, and pump system installation, as well as the knowledge and skills necessary to troubleshoot and maintain a septic system pump.
Pump Sizing and Float Setup
Pump sizing is a critical part of pump system design. In this section, you will learn how to properly size a pump for a given septic system. You will also learn about the different types of floats used in septic systems and how to properly set up floats for optimal pump performance.
By the end of this class, you will have a comprehensive understanding of Pump System design, pump system components, pump system installation, pump sizing, and float setup, as well as the knowledge and skills necessary to troubleshoot and maintain a septic system pump.
Agenda
I. Introduction and Overview
Welcome and introductions
Class objectives and overview
II. Pump System Design
Factors affecting pump system design
Calculating head pressure and flow rate
Selecting the appropriate pump
III. Pump System Components
Types of pumps and their applications
Control panels and alarm systems
Distribution devices, installation, and maintenance
IV. Pump System Installation
Proper installation procedures for pump systems
Electrical connections, discharge pipe, and check valve installation
V. Pump Sizing and Float Setup
Sizing pumps for septic systems
Types of floats and their setup for optimal performance
VI. Hands-on Exercises and Practical Applications
Applying learned concepts to real-world scenarios
Troubleshooting and maintaining septic system pumps
VII. Q&A and Wrap-Up
Opportunity for questions and discussion
Summary of key takeaways and action items