A CAT generator is installed to supply the pump stations with emergency power, complete with below-ground fuel tanks with 24 hours worth of fuel.
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Camp Shelby Pump Stations 4 & 6 Rehabilitation
Camp Shelby Joint Forces Training Center · near Hattiesburg, Mississippi · Forrest County
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A look inside the wet well, the guts of a pump station.
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The weather-tight control panel and concrete pad.
In 2008, two lift stations on Camp Shelby’s sewer network were in need of upgrading. The power scheme for Station 4 was integrated with the medical facility it served and too complex; likewise, the station needed relocation to simplify the arrangement of gravity sewers in the area. Station 6 served an area of the base soon to undergo expansion that would exceed its capacity. Both stations suffered from obsolete and malfunctioning equipment. To meet the base’s higher-ops tempo mission, WGK, Inc., redesigned both stations to include identical pumps for standby failure protection and sub base fuel tanks that hold enough fuel to allow the pumps to operate at full capacity for 24 hours.
- Identical 180 GPM pumps on Station 4, providing peak flow capacity and standby failure protection.
- Demolition of existing wet well/ valve pit.
- Installation of new pump internals, piping, valves, controls and all electrical equipment.
- Identical 80 GPM pumps on Station 6, providing peak flow capacity and standby failure protection.
- Installation of new pump internals, piping, valves, controls and all electrical equipment.
- Complete integration into Camp Shelby SCADA system.
- Total Project Cost: $338,000.
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