Conewago Township Municipal Authority
Allwood Manor Pumping Station Upgrade
The Allwood Manor Pumping Station was originally a submersible pumping station with a wet well depth of 32 feet. The great depth made pump removal even more difficult than with a typical submersible pumping station. Wm. F. Hill & Assoc., Inc. was tasked with designing an upgraded pumping facility that utilized suction lift pumps so that routine maintenance did not require a crane. Due to the extreme depth of the influent raw wastewater gravity sewer and a reprime lift limit of about 21 feet, the suction lift pumps needed to be sited below grade. The final design incorporated a pump building with a sump almost 10 feet below grade, an entry platform/walkway where electrical controls are located, and a rectangular wet well. The design also provides space to add a third pump for increasing the pumping capacity of the facility.
Conewago Township Municipal Authority
Pump Station Building Slab Concrete Pour.
Allwood Manor Pumping Station DesignSee
Allwood Manor Pumping Station Design.
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Conewago Township Municipal Authority
Rebar & Form Work for Wet Well Concrete Pour.
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