Grindex pumps keep dig site dry

When a concrete tunnel tube under a road needed replacement,
Grindex pumps took care of the water stream in a bypass operation
and kept the dig site dry.

Posted in April 2006

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Press release	Language	File size
Bypass2-Eng.rtf	English	14 kb
Bypass2-SE.rtf	Swedish	15 kb

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The MATADOR drainage pump takes care of the bypass operation.
The pump with the flat hose is there for backup purposes only.

Matador 15 x 20 cm bypass2-01.jpg (2,6 MB)	Matador 15 x 20 cm bypass2-02.jpg (2,8 MB)
Matador 15 x 20 cm bypass2-03.jpg (2,6 MB)	Matador 20 x 15 cm bypass2-04.jpg (2,8 MB)
Matador 15 x 20 cm bypass2-05.jpg (2,6 MB)	Matador 15 x 20 cm bypass2-06.jpg (2,7 MB)

The MATADOR used for the bypass operation is over
20 years old and STILL GOING STRONG!

Matador
15 x 20 cm

bypass2-07.jpg
(2,6 MB)

Matador
15 x 20 cm

bypass2-08.jpg
(2,6 MB)

The drainage pump MIDI keeps the workspace clear of water
that penetrates the barrage.

MIDI 15 x 20 cm bypass2-09.jpg (3,3 MB)	MIDI 15 x 20 cm bypass2-10.jpg (3,2 MB)
MIDI 15 x 20 cm bypass2-11.jpg (3,3 MB)

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