Sample City

Pump Station Emergency Response Plan

Table of Contents

1. Station Information ............................................... Page 2

2. Flow Rate Projections .................................................... 2
3. Power Requirements ...................................................... 2
4. Holding Capacities ......................................................... 3
5. Sewer System Maps ...................................................... 3
6. Bypass Pumping Information ......................................... 3
7. Bypass Pumping Instructions ......................................... 3
8. Bypass Pumping Connections ....................................... 5
9. Bypass Pumping Connection Pieces ............................. 5
10. Bypass Pumping Connection Diagram ........................... 5
11. Bypass Pumping Drawing .............................................. 5
12. Inflatable Plugs ............................................................... 5
13. Traffic Control ................................................................. 5
14. Obstacles and Crossings ............................................... 6
15. Safety Hazards ............................................................... 6
16. Vendor List ..................................................................... 6
17. Recommendations ......................................................... 6

Appendices

Schematic
Photos
Maps

NOTE: This report is a sample

excerpt for marketing
purposes only. The actual
report would provide
additional sections and detail.
 Flow Rate Projections

The following flow rate projections are taken from the Pumping Stations Inventory:

YEAR PDWF MDWDF PWWF

1997 1.50 MGD 1.91 MGD 14.39 MGD

2035 1.73 MGD 2.25 MGD 21.00 MGD

PDWF: Peak Dry Weather Flow (daily maximum in dry season)

MDWDF: Maximum Dry Winter Day Flow (diurnal peak plus infiltration)
PWWF: Peak Wet Weather Flow (once every 20 years)

When this was written, the station was being renovated and all pumps replaced. A
temporary bypass pump was connected as backup to the piping which will be used for
the District’s Cornell Bypass Pump when the renovation is completed. The schematic at
the end of this section shows the site layout and piping as it will be after the renovation.
 Bypass Pumping Information

Overview:

The portable Bypass Pump used at Pump Station #12 is normally stored there and
connected unless it is being used at another station. A similar pump is stored at Pump
Station #7, but it has been removed from its trailer to increase suction head. Either of
these pumps can be used at Pump Station #3.

Instructions:

Before starting
the pump, push
the Tattle Reset.
Then push the
START button.

When the pump picks up suction

and begins pumping, adjust
pumping rate using the knob on
the side of the
Open the
control box to
discharge
maintain the wet
valve.
well level.

When pumping is finished, shut down the pump.

Close the discharge connection main

valve and open the drain valve. Make
sure the hose drains.
Electrical Single Line Diagram
Sanitary Sewer Map