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Methuen Construction Co., Inc. :: 144 Main Street, PO Box 980, Plaistow, NH 03865 :: 603-328-2222 :: www.MethuenConstruction.com diesel engine CAT C15 and one pump with a 325 horse power diesel CAT C11 engine that is coupled to the pump with a marine duty twin disc transmission. The control of the system is manually initiated with monitoring and shut off controls from a programmable logic controller (PLC) and human machine interface (HMI). Each pump is connected to the control station through the use of a remote telemetry unit (RTU). Sandy Hook is at the northern end of the 127 mile long New Jersey seashore. Tidal currents and the construction of stone seawalls led to severe erosion, interrupting the flow of sand along Sandy Hook’s bay side beaches. The National Park Service constructed a three mile long permanent slurry pipeline to take sand transported by the natural force of the current to the north end of Sandy Hook and recycle it back to the south end of the beach. The Facilities Service Group was tasked with providing a sand eductor and pumping system that redistributes 250 cubic yards of sand per hour through the existing pipeline. The Facilities Services Group provided the engineering, design, fabrication, assembly and commissioning of five sand slurry pumps and one jet water booster pump. Each sand slurry pump has a design flow rate of 3500 gallons per minute capable of pumping sand slurry with a specific gravity of 1.26. The special application pumps were designed for highly abrasive sand slurries. Five pumps are driven by a 440 horse power SLURRY PUMP FABRICATION Owner: National Park Service Technology: Slurry Booster Pumps Engineer: Methuen Construction Company Project Value: $1,300,000 Scope of Services: Methuen Construction’s Facilities Services Group provided the engineering, design, fabrication, assembly and startup of five sand slurry booster pumps, one jet water booster pump and sand eductor system. SLURRY PUMP CONSTRUCTION SERVICES This project re-establishes beach front in Sandy Hook New Jersey at the Gateway National Park PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS
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Methuen Construction Co., Inc. :: 144 Main Street, PO Box 980, Plaistow, NH 03865 :: 603-328-2222 :: www.MethuenConstruction.com
diesel engine CAT C15 and one pump with a 325 horse power diesel CAT C11 engine that is coupled to the pump with a marine duty twin disc transmission. The control of the system is manually initiated with monitoring and shut o� controls from a programmable logic controller (PLC) and human machine interface (HMI). Each pump is connected to the control station through the use of a remote telemetry unit (RTU).
Sandy Hook is at the northern end of the 127 mile long New Jersey seashore. Tidal currents and the construction of stone seawalls led to severe erosion, interrupting the �ow of sand along Sandy Hook’s bay side beaches. The National Park Service constructed a three mile long permanent slurry pipeline to take sand transported by the natural forceof the current to the north end of Sandy Hook and recycle it back to the south end of the beach. The Facilities Service Group was tasked with providing a sand eductor andpumping system that redistributes 250 cubic yards of sand per hour through the existing pipeline. The Facilities Services Group provided the engineering, design, fabrication, assembly and commissioning of �ve sand slurry pumps and one jet water booster pump. Each sand slurry pump has a design �ow rate of 3500 gallons per minute capable of pumping sand slurry with a speci�c gravity of 1.26. The special application pumps were designed for highly abrasivesand slurries. Five pumps are driven by a 440 horse power
SLURRY PUMP FABRICATION
Owner: National Park Service
Technology: Slurry Booster Pumps
Engineer: Methuen Construction Company
Project Value: $1,300,000
Scope of Services: Methuen Construction’s Facilities Services Group provided the engineering, design, fabrication, assembly and startup of �vesand slurry booster pumps, one jet waterbooster pump and sand eductor system.
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This project re-establishes beach front in Sandy Hook New Jersey at the Gateway National ParkPROJECT HIGHLIGHTS
