Pumpemodul AS has developed a new standard for wastewater lift stations.
We put everything underground!
Would you like to visit one of our wastewater lift stations? Feel free to contact Pumpemodul AS or one of the municipalities where our lift stations are situated.
The Pumpemodul is strategically located in the parking area of the main bus station in Bjørkelangen. Commissioned by Bjørkelangen Sentrumsutvikling AS, this project supports the newly developed apartment complex and the ALTI center in Bjørkelangen. The chosen solution stands out for its operational reliability and space-saving design. The station has been operational since May 2024, seamlessly integrating both new and existing sewage systems in the city centre. The pump brand utilized is the Grundfos SE01.80.100.75.4.51E.B.
The Pumpemodul was installed in a new residential area in Suldalsosen in November 2022. The client, Suldal Municipality, chose a reliable and robust solution tailored to the winter conditions in Ryfylke. The station is designed to pump sewage from the residential area as it expands. Positioned in a rock cavity and lifted into place by a crane truck, the station features two Flygt NZ3085 pumps.
The Pumpemodul is located along County Road 460 north of Konsmo. It replaces a pumping station that was close to the roadside and obstructed snowplowing. The new station is situated in a flood-prone area next to the Audna River. The electrical intake cabinet is positioned above the flood level, ensuring that the station can be easily operated with a generator in case of flooding and power outages. The station features two Flygt NZ3085 pumps.
The Pumpemodul was installed in September 2022. The installation is part of a collaborative project for the development of the Pumpemodul with the municipalities of Lyngdal, Farsund, Åseral, and Flekkefjord. The project is supported by Innovation Norway and SkatteFUNN.
This Pumpemodul is discreetly located along the shoreline in the center of Farsund. It is positioned in a green area at an intersection, cleverly camouflaged as a rock garden. The station pumps all sewage from the Farsund town center with two Flygt NZ3127 pumps, handling up to 3,000 m³ per day. Previously, there were many complaints about noise and odor from the old pumping station, but since the new station became operational in June 2022, the daily life of nearby residents has greatly improved.
The installation of this Pumpemodul is part of a collaborative project for the development of the Pumpemodul with the municipalities of Lyngdal, Farsund, Åseral, and Flekkefjord. The project is supported by Innovation Norway and SkatteFUNN.
The Pumpemodul is located at Vollajordet in Bjørkelangen. Aurskog-Høland sought a wastewater pumping station that is both odor and noise-free, completely situated underground. The tender criteria for the bidding competition emphasized creating optimal working conditions for operational personnel.
The station is in close proximity to residential areas, with the nearest house just across the road, approximately 10 meters from the manhole cover. Installed in November 2021, it was put into operation a month later after reconfiguring the pipeline network in the area. The station is equipped with two Flygt NZ3085 pumps, capable of pumping an average of approximately 103 m³ per day and up to 400 m³ on rainy days.
The Pumpemodul is situated along the scenic waterfront of the Yvero River north of Kyrkjebygd. The station and electrical cabinet are positioned on a small embankment. The nearest house is approximately 30 meters away from the station. It has been operational since October 2021, contributing to the preservation of the pristine environment along the river.
The installation of this Pumpemodul is part of a collaborative project for the development of the Pumpemodul with the municipalities of Lyngdal, Farsund, Åseral, and Flekkefjord. The project is supported by Innovation Norway and SkatteFUNN.
Pumpemodul AS has a testing site with a bypass of the municipal network adjacent to the Skollevoll pumping station near Vestbygda. The first two Pumpemodul units, PM01 and PM02, operated here from 2017 to 2020. The tests yielded highly positive operational experiences. Maintenance personnel from several municipalities have visited the site and provided valuable feedback, which has been crucial in further developing the pumping station.
Pumpemodul ASMailbox 136 4552 Farsund, Norway Org nr: 917 965 188 |
Office: Lundeveien 171 4550 Farsund, Norway E-mail: post@pumpemodul.no |
Project engineer:Berber Korf Tel: (+47) 94 50 22 15 E-mail: bmk@pumpemodul.no |