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Hoorn pumping stations ready for future

Hoorn pumping stations ready for future

Commissioned by the Municipality of Hoorn, Landustrie has started renovating six sewage pumping stations.
The new pumping stations will be fully compliant with the requirements of the Hollands Noorderkwartier district water board. This is because the water board will take over the entire management and maintenance of these pumping stations from the municipality.

As main contractor, Landustrie is responsible for dismantling the old installations and installing new LANDY pumps including the piping and control installation. All civil work will be carried out by the Haarsma Group in Tjerkwerd.
Meanwhile, Hoefijzer pumping station has been completed, work is starting at Paardeweide pumping station and Beurtschip, Compagnie, Hoefblad and Opgang pumping stations will follow.

The pumping stations will be fitted with new LANDY submersible pumps, a total of 12. These are equipped with a screw centrifugal impeller or a Vortex impeller. Both types are ideally suited to pumping polluted wastewater and require little or no maintenance.

20 June 2019

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