SAND TRAP GR-T3: Anti-jamming pumps for efficient blasting of sandblasters

One of the most common problems in wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) is the recurring clogging of submersible pumps. installed on sand-blasting bridges. This situation leads to high maintenance costs and long downtimes.

A robust solution for pumping in desanding plants

To solve this problem, more and more EDR’s are relying on Gorman-Rupp T3self-priming pumps, specifically designed for the management of solids in demanding conditions. Equipped with the innovative Eradicator® system, these pumps allow an efficient evacuation of sands, rags and fibers that accumulate in the desarenadores.

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Advantages over traditional submersible pumps

The difference is clear:

  • Intervention time: in the event of a blockage, an intervention of 20 minutes is sufficient to make the pump operational again.

  • Reduced downtime: compared to the 2 or 3 days needed to repair or replace a submersible centrifugal pump, the GR-T3 minimizes downtimes.

  • Dry and accessible maintenance, no need to remove the pump from the well.

Longer service life and less wear due to anti-jam design.

If your plant is still dependent on traditional submersible systems in sand strippers,it’s time to consider a change. Operational reliability, ease of maintenance and cost savings more than justify the investment.

Contact us to study the best solution for your sanding processes. We have pumps for rent or sale, ready to improve the performance of your SHD.



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