Vaughan Conditioning Pumps from John Brooks Company

Vaughan Conditioning Pump Applications

• Lift Station Conditioning
• Basin Conditioning
• Influent Station | Channel Conditioning
• Holding Tank Conditioning
• Digester Clean-Out | Homogenization

Features of Vaughan Conditioning Pumps

• Mix up to a 12,000 gallon wet well with as little as 7.5 hp
  • S4KC:  5hp used for up to 7,000 gallons
  • S4SC:  7.5hp used for up to 12,000 gallons
• Portable configuration comes complete with stand for ease of installation
• 3”-6” pumps with 5 HP – 40 HP motor and flows from 400 GPM – 1800 GPM are standard product. Larger models with higher flow rates are available
• Conditions tank contents to prevent plugging of standard non-clog pumps and helps protect downstream equipment
• Removes floating materials and resuspends settled solids
• Straight, angled and double nozzle configurations available
• Vaughan’s exclusive non-clog performance guarantee
• Paint system specifically formulated to withstand severe wastewater environments

CFD animation demonstrating how a 6 inch layer of grit buildup on a tank floor is suspended, mixed, and homogenized in minutes. Streamlines indicate fluid paths, demonstrating complete tank mixing using a Recirculating Submersible CHOPPER Pump (Tank Size: 12x12x9′). 

Vaughan Conditioning Pump Eliminates Surface Matting

This CFD animation demonstrates how a Vaughan submersible “S4S” Conditioning (Chopper) Pump can mix a 12” layer of oil or surface matting into a 12’ x 12’ x 09’ tank in five minutes. Conditioning Pumps provide an extra level of treatment to any wastewater system by “conditioning” the contents of a pit before the solids are transferred to another location. The Conditioning Pump utilizes a nozzle and portable-stand design that allows the unit to be moved from pit to pit as needed. Once the Conditioning Pump is lowered into a reception pit, it goes to work to reduce solids sizes, keep particles suspended, and emulsify any stratosphied layers. The Conditioning Pump is perfect for Fats, Oils, and Greases (FOG) applications or any process that requires a uniform mix. Other applications include hospital waste reception pits, prisons, waterparks, industrial sites, big box stores, etc.