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With a diameter of 2.5 m and a height of 3 m, the tank and separator system is equipped to reliably drain wastewater for a small city of up to 18,600 residents. In addition, the tank offers a gas and odor-tight seal. Three pumps provide good operational reliability; maintenance work is easy to complete thanks to dry installation. Draining towns with up to about 18,600 residents which cannot be drained using natural gradient or as an intermediate pumping station within the context of a pressure drainage system Residential and industrial areas Towns Communities Infrastructure facilities such as airports, industrial parks, subway systems etc. Product features One holding tank with three separator systems Three centrifugal pumps and motors according to type and operating location required Six pump gate valves Three STRATE non-return valves One Y-pipe DN 250 Three pressure pipe gate valves DN 250 Level measurement

With our trusted separator system, suitable for up to 29,000 residents at a system power of 600 m3/h. The base version, the AWALIFT 9/4, achieves a discharge head of 40 mWS, and the expanded version AWALIFT 9/4x2 achieves 80 mWS. Smart pump controllers are available as accessories, and are specially adapted to your system and your specific needs. The impellers are adapted to the operating point to achieve optimal performance. Draining towns with up to about 29,000 residents which cannot be drained using natural gradient or as an intermediate pumping station within the context of a pressure drainage system Residential and industrial areas Towns Communities Infrastructure facilities such as airports, industrial parks, subway systems etc. Product features One holding tank with four separator systems Four centrifugal pumps and motors according to type and operating location required Eight pump gate valves Four STRATE non-return valves One Y-pipe DN 300 Four pressure pipe gate

This tile, which is result of collaborative work with the Patrick Berger & Jacques Anziutti architectural agency who made La Canopée, reinterprets the magic of glass, with its transparency and lighness, creating balanced, coloured curves to create a singular, vibrant light effect. The contour design of the front differs to that of the back, providing a very elegant padded effect. This modern, comtemporary creation reinvents the traditional Metro tile, whilst preserving its original propotions.

The new icon of the Parisian Metro, this curved tile evokes the perpetual, captivating movement of a wave. Its padded effect, depth and coating reflect a xraparound, charging light for a dynamic and elegant look.

The new icon of the Parisian Metro, this curved tile evokes the perpetual, captivating movement of a wave. Its padded effect, depth and coating reflect a xraparound, charging light for a dynamic and elegant look.

This tile, which is result of collaborative work with the Patrick Berger & Jacques Anziutti architectural agency who made La Canopée, reinterprets the magic of glass, with its transparency and lighness, creating balanced, coloured curves to create a singular, vibrant light effect. The contour design of the front differs to that of the back, providing a very elegant padded effect. This modern, comtemporary creation reinvents the traditional Metro tile, whilst preserving its original propotions.

This tile, which is result of collaborative work with the Patrick Berger & Jacques Anziutti architectural agency who made La Canopée, reinterprets the magic of glass, with its transparency and lighness, creating balanced, coloured curves to create a singular, vibrant light effect. The contour design of the front differs to that of the back, providing a very elegant padded effect. This modern, comtemporary creation reinvents the traditional Metro tile, whilst preserving its original propotions.

This tile, which is result of collaborative work with the Patrick Berger & Jacques Anziutti architectural agency who made La Canopée, reinterprets the magic of glass, with its transparency and lighness, creating balanced, coloured curves to create a singular, vibrant light effect. The contour design of the front differs to that of the back, providing a very elegant padded effect. This modern, comtemporary creation reinvents the traditional Metro tile, whilst preserving its original propotions.

This tile, which is result of collaborative work with the Patrick Berger & Jacques Anziutti architectural agency who made La Canopée, reinterprets the magic of glass, with its transparency and lighness, creating balanced, coloured curves to create a singular, vibrant light effect. The contour design of the front differs to that of the back, providing a very elegant padded effect. This modern, comtemporary creation reinvents the traditional Metro tile, whilst preserving its original propotions.

The module is part of the automation cabinet at the subway station. The main challenge we faced in the production of this module was to ensure maximum reliability and durability of the device. Prior to the production, we conducted a DFM analysis of the design and components, and, together with the customer, we revised the documentation. Transformers and radiators were designed and manufactured to order. We also applied the custom technology for applying the protective coating. All these measures, combined with the building of new component supply chains, made it possible not only to ensure quality consistency and predictability, but also to reduce the production costs.