All You Need to Know About DIP-BOOSTER®

3 May 2021  |
End of 2018, after 5 years of R&D, SIDE Industrie has launched worldwide the innovation DIP-Booster®.

DESCRIPTION :

Derived from the high range of wastewater Direct In-line Pumping systems DIP Systeme®, there are 3 main types of DIP-Booster : Gravity-fed DIP-Booster (type A), Lifting DIP-Booster (type B), DIP-Booster for high pressure pipes (type F).
They are all custom-made according to project specifications and manufactured in France.

TECHNICAL DATA :

  • Available with several different types  and size of motors (IP67 or IP68).
  • Of modular and reproducible construction, made of AISI 304L or 316L stainless steel.
  • Fits into the profile of the pipe and is inserted in a simple chamber or in a prefabricated version in a BOOSTINOX.
  • Available models from 8’’ to 40’’ diameters  (DN200 to DN1200)
  • Intelligence built into frequency converters for intelligent self-adaptive operation.
  • Two knife gate valves with stainless steel gates ensure the upstream and downstream isolation of the pumping system.

The DIP-Booster® solution that can change everything without replacing everything

APPLICATIONS :

  • Pipes with insufficient slope (type A)
  • Pipes undergoing periodic backups (type A)
  • Accelerated in-line wastewater circulation (type B)
  • Flow increase for a gravity-fed line of  8’’ to 40’’ diameters (type A)
  • Savings on pipe diameters (type A, B, F)
  • Where increased scouring is needed (type A, B, F)
  • Sewage overpressure (type F)
  • Reverse slope pipe (type B)
  • Gravity discharge in case of downstream flooding (type B)

REFERENCES :

DIP Booster 100 B – 4kW installed in a Boostinox at the international airport of Washington-Dulles (application : pipe with insufficient slope reducing its capacity)

DIP Booster 100B -3kW of the water treatment plant of Achères (France) (application : to « boostly » pump centrifugate water (clarified liquid) produced by two mobile centrifuges of 2.5 and 3.5 T MS/h)

DIP-Booster 100/ 6VV-4 kW installed at the discharge  point of treated water at the Maubourguet WWTP – against fllooding.

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