Combined systems that carry both sewage and stormwater face a particular kind of stress: a dry-weather trickle one hour, then a storm surge the next that flushes in leaves, sticks, plastic and all the street litter the rain has gathered. A pump has to swallow that debris spike without blocking, or the station backs up and floods.
The 150GNWQ150-15-11 is built for that swing — 150 m³/h at 15 m head, 11 kW, 150 mm outlet. The wide bore passes bulk flow, and the 48 HRC alloy cutter shreds the fibrous storm debris — leaves and litter braided with wipes — that would otherwise mat across an ordinary impeller during the surge.
Operators often ask about the hard stuff a storm brings — stones and grit. The cutter is for fibre and plastic, not rock; a grit chamber or coarse screen ahead of the station protects it, and is standard good practice for combined systems. Specifying a station? sales@haquanpump.com.