Recently, from the industry news, our specialist found a new pump for wastewater treatment, it's from a 

company in US named Vaughan.

Different from Centrifugal Pump the Conditioning Pump is a submersible chopper pump mounted on a portable stand and fitted with a 

high-velocity mixing nozzle. The Conditioning Pump recirculates the contents of wet wells by chopping 

and mixing to produce a homogeneous slurry that is more easily pumped out.

Floating mats are removed and solids that have accumulated on the floor are re-suspended. The pump is mounted on a portable stand 

so it can easily be used in multiple locations at a single job-site, facility or municipality.

When processing effluent from residential and industrial sources, engineers of wastewater treatment 

encounting problems:

1, Pumping water with floating layers of grease;

2, Managing accumulated solids on the bottom of tanks, dealing with costly and disruptive clogs from 

rags and other foreign objects in the waste stream. 

To help treatment plant operators save numbers of dollars in labor costs associated with unplugging 

pumps, tank pump-outs and replacement costs, The Conditioning Pump may applicated in the area like:Lift 

Station Conditioning,Basin conditioning,Influent station/channel conditioning,Holding tank conditioning 

and digester cleanout/homogenization.

Although the Vaughan was not big company, it has experience on pump technology on different industries 

like municipal, industrial and agricultural from 1960, maybe its a good choice for considering their 

products.