Diesel-Driven Pumps

Diesel-Driven pumps are pumps that motors are driven by diesel engine than air-operated or pneumatic.

Our Dutch partner, BBA Pumps manufacture all of our diesel-driven pumps They are a leading manufacturer of mobile pumps and piping systems for over 70 years and use the highest quality materials and components for their pumping systems.

The advantages of Diesel Driven Pumps include:

• High Power: The most powerful of the BBA pumps, they are very efficient in flood control.
• High Capacity: They have a maximum capacity of 7,800 m³/h.
• Dry Self-Priming: They have dry self-priming capabilities and no damage will occur to the motor.
• Emission-Compliant: They are made for sustainability and have low emissions.
• Quiet: They are sound-attenuated for a quiet, long-life operation.
• Durable: Heavy-duty bearing frame with strong, corrosion-resistant material.
• High Solids Handling: Capable of handling solids up to 100mm max.
• Quiet Operation: Sound-attenuated canopy ensures quiet operation and protection against elements.

Diesel Driven Pumps are ideal for:

• Flood control
• Dewatering
• Sewer and sewage bypassing
• Industrial waste management
• Dredging
• Land reclamation
• Flood control
• Groundwater lowering
• Construction
• Well and trench dewatering
• Jetting wellpoint filters
• Tank cleaning
• Firefighting

Choosing the right dewatering equipment is essential for effective water control. Important factors to consider include:

Water Volume and Discharge Distance: Estimate how much water needs to be removed and how far it must be pumped to the discharge location. This will help determine the appropriate pump capacity and configuration.

Pump Types: The BA Series from BBA Pumps is specifically designed for dewatering applications, offering a range of diesel and electric-driven pump units to suit different operational requirements.

Pump Configuration: In mining and construction environments, pumps should be wear-resistant and feature large free passages to handle abrasive materials and reduce the risk of blockages or damage.