Floodpreventionpumptruck

Flood prevention pump vehicles usually adopt diesel engines or electric motors as power sources, and are driven to operate the water pumps through power transmission devices. The water pumps suck water from the areas requiring drainage (such as urban flood-prone areas, rivers, reservoirs, etc.) and then discharge the water through pipelines to designated locations, such as rivers and lakes with strong drainage capacity, thereby achieving rapid drainage, lowering water levels, and alleviating flood disasters.

Urban drainage for flood prevention: In cases where extreme weather conditions such as heavy rainfalls cause problems on urban roads, residential areas, underground parking lots, etc. River flood control and emergency response: When the water level in a river rises and approaches or exceeds the warning level. Reservoir emergency response: When there is a risk of overflow or when it is necessary to conduct operations such as drainage at the bottom of a reservoir. Industrial plant drainage: For some industrial plants located in low-lying areas or prone to flood damage. Agricultural flood prevention and drainage: When farmland suffers from flood disasters.