Installation of Submersible Pumps

Installation Procedures and Steps

• Equipment Selection

  Choosing the right submersible pump is crucial. This process takes into account the well's depth, the required flow rate, and the subsoil conditions, ensuring that the selected equipment delivers the expected performance and enhanced durability.

• Site Preparation

  Before installation, it is essential that the well is properly prepared. This includes a thorough inspection and cleaning to remove any obstructions.

• Pump Installation

  The installation of the submersible pump involves placing the equipment inside the well so that it remains completely submerged in the water column. During this process, electrical connections are made and control accessories are installed, enabling the monitoring of the pump’s performance. It is important to consider the final report issued after the drilling to ensure that its recommendations are followed—specifically, the depth at which the electric pump should be installed and the location of the drain pipes.

• Testing of the Electric Pump Unit

  After installation, operational tests are conducted to verify the flow rate, pressure, and stability of the system.

Simplified diagram of a well casing

Benefits of a Professional Installation

Opting for an installation carried out by qualified professionals offers several advantages:

• Performance Optimization

  A proper installation maximizes the efficiency of the pumping system, allowing for continuous and effective water extraction.

• Safety

  Adhering to all technical and safety standards during installation minimizes the risk of malfunctions and extends the equipment’s lifespan, ensuring the system operates safely.

• Ease of Maintenance

  A well-executed installation simplifies preventive maintenance processes, enabling the early detection of potential issues and the implementation of solutions that prevent interruptions in the water supply.

Commitment to Sustainability

The installation of submersible pumps is not limited to technical setup; it also embodies a commitment to the sustainable management of water resources.

By ensuring maximum system efficiency, it promotes the rational use of water, thereby contributing to the preservation of these vital resources.