overview
Conventional groundwater pumping operations involve connecting multiple pipes and suspending them vertically. Furthermore, maintenance requires disassembling the long pipes, lifting each one individually, and then reinstalling them, which poses a significant burden.
The solution to these challenges is a "groundwater pumping system" that utilizes the "Wellmaster" manufactured by Angus, a British company.
The "Wellmaster" has a robust structure and tensile strength that can withstand the weight of the hose and the pump, allowing it to be connected to the discharge end of a submersible pump and suspended directly. Compared to conventional piping, raising and lowering the hose during maintenance is much easier, resulting in significant reductions in time and cost.
Its reliability is high, and in Australia, which suffers from chronic water shortages, orders have flooded in, resulting in a proven track record of widespread adoption, with manufacturing plants operating at full capacity.
Furthermore, because it possesses sufficient tensile strength to withstand the weight of the hose itself and the water, it can be used not only for wells but also as a replacement for vertical piping.
In times of disaster, it also functions as a water supply line from the ground to the water tank on the roof.
"Wellmaster" is a hose specifically developed for wells, and it can serve the dual purpose of "suspending a submersible pump" and "discharge piping."
