Mobile Drainage Pump Truck
- Drainage Capacity
- 1000–7000 m³/h
- Van Material
- Cold-rolled steel sheet
- Drainage Pump Configuration
- 2–8 × 500 m³/h submersible or 1–2 × 2,000 m³/h centrifugal
- Generator Power
- 65–450 kW
- Pump Type
- Submersible Pump / Centrifugal Pump
- Water Hose Length
- 8 m
Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
About the Mobile Drainage Pump Truck
The KEEYAK Mobile Drainage Pump Truck is a vehicle-mounted dewatering system that transports pumps, power equipment, suction arrangements, and discharge lines to flooded sites. The product range includes drainage capacity (1000–7000 m³/h) and generator power (65–450 kW), depending on the selected configuration and operating duty.
It serves municipalities, emergency agencies, drainage authorities, utilities, contractors, mines, and industrial facilities responding to flooding or bypass needs. Required flow, total head, suction conditions, water quality, solids size, hose distance, priming method, outfall capacity, access, power source, runtime, and chassis layout determine suitability. Confirm details before ordering.
What Is a Mobile Drainage Pump Truck Used For
- Urban Floodwater RemovalMunicipal crews deploy the mobile pumping station to drain streets, underpasses, or low-lying districts after confirming intake safety, discharge route, and downstream capacity. Suitability depends on drainage capacity and site conditions.
- Stormwater Network BypassDrainage authorities temporarily route flow around blocked or damaged sewers while repair work proceeds, using pumps and hoses matched to expected water and solids. Suitability depends on generator power and site conditions.
- Construction Site DewateringContractors remove accumulated groundwater or stormwater from excavations when suction lift, sediment, discharge permission, erosion control, and continuous duty have been assessed. Selection depends on drainage capacity, duty cycle, and site conditions.
- Industrial Emergency DrainagePlants use the mobile drainage vehicle during process-water incidents or facility flooding, subject to fluid compatibility, contamination control, safe access, and disposal requirements. Suitability depends on generator power and site conditions.
What buyers usually confirm first
What water conditions can the drainage pump handle?
That depends on pump type, passage size, materials, and sealing. Buyers must define solids, debris, sediment, temperature, corrosiveness, and contamination before selecting the hydraulic system. Buyers should confirm task requirements, duty cycle, and site conditions before ordering.
