Water Transfer

Water transfer systems in metro stations ensure efficient movement of water from municipal supply lines or underground reservoirs to overhead storage tanks located within station buildings or depot facilities. These systems are essential to maintain consistent supply for sanitation, platform cleaning, HVAC make-up water, and staff utilities.

Continuous-duty multistage pumps are commonly used due to their ability to handle varying head requirements while delivering stable flow rates. Automated level sensors and control panels regulate pump operation, preventing overflow, dry running, and system inefficiencies. In large interchange stations and depot campuses, water transfer systems may operate across extended piping networks. High-efficiency motors and optimized hydraulic designs reduce energy consumption while ensuring uninterrupted availability.