Direct Tap Feeding

Direct tap feeding systems provide water directly from pressurized supply lines to plumbing fixtures in station facilities where infrastructure design allows. These systems are commonly implemented in elevated metro stations or smaller transit stops where storage tanks may not be necessary for all applications.

Pressure-controlled booster pumps ensure stable and consistent water delivery to restrooms, maintenance rooms, cleaning areas, and service counters despite fluctuating passenger usage. During peak hours, when demand surges significantly, pumps automatically adjust to maintain adequate flow and pressure. This configuration enhances operational efficiency by reducing infrastructure complexity while ensuring hygienic water distribution. Advanced pressure monitoring systems protect pipelines from sudden surges and extend system lifespan.