Product Overview

The Mobile Pump Truck is a trailer-mounted diesel-driven pumping unit designed for rapid deployment in emergency and temporary water transfer applications. Equipped with a high-efficiency self-priming pump and diesel engine, the unit can be quickly transported to the deployment site and put into operation within minutes, making it ideal for flood control, drought relief and emergency drainage situations where no fixed pump station or electrical power supply is available.

The self-priming pump achieves a suction lift of 4-9 m with shorter priming time and 3-5% higher efficiency compared to conventional self-priming pumps. Depending on regional terminology, it may also be referred to as a Mobile Pumping Unit, Trailer-Mounted Pump, Mobile Flood Control Pump, Mobile Pump Truck or Trailer-Mounted Diesel Pump.

Key Features

• Trailer-mounted mobile configuration for rapid deployment to emergency sites
• Strong sewage handling capability with reliable, smooth operation
• Self-priming height 4-9 m with shorter priming time than conventional self-priming pumps
• Efficiency 3-5% higher than standard self-priming pumps
• Compact integrated design with simple installation and straightforward maintenance
• Diesel engine power enables operation without external electrical supply

Applications

• Emergency drought relief and flood control operations
• Emergency drainage in areas without fixed pump stations or electrical power supply
• Agricultural irrigation and aquaculture water transfer
• Temporary pumping operations for construction sites and mining operations
• Cofferdam dewatering and temporary water diversion
• Industrial and municipal emergency drainage operations

Customer Benefits

Rapid Emergency Deployment

The trailer-mounted configuration enables the mobile pump unit to be quickly transported to the deployment site and put into operation within minutes, providing critical response capability during flood control and drought relief emergencies.

Superior Self-Priming Performance

With a suction lift of 4-9 m, shorter priming time and 3-5% higher efficiency compared to conventional self-priming pumps, the mobile pump unit delivers faster response and more efficient water transfer in emergency situations.

Power-Independent Operation

The diesel engine drive enables the mobile pump unit to operate without external electrical power supply, making it ideal for deployment in areas where power infrastructure is unavailable or has been damaged by flooding or other emergencies.

Strong Sewage Handling Capability

The pump is designed to handle sewage and wastewater containing solid particles, making it suitable for emergency drainage of floodwater, industrial drainage and municipal wastewater applications.

Compact and Easy to Transport

The integrated trailer-mounted design combines the pump, diesel engine, control system and piping into a single compact unit that can be towed by a standard vehicle to the deployment site.

Wide Operating Range

With flow rates up to 1200 m³/h and heads up to 80 m, the mobile pump unit covers a broad range of emergency drainage and temporary water transfer requirements.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Specification
Product Type	Trailer-mounted mobile pump unit
Flow Rate	8-1200 m³/h
Head	8-80 m
Motor Power	30-400 kW
Suction Lift	4-9 m
Outlet Diameter	DN25-DN300
Drive Type	Diesel engine
Pump Type	Self-priming centrifugal pump

Selection Guidance

To select the appropriate mobile pump truck, please provide the following information:

• Required flow rate (m³/h)
• Required head (m)
• Required suction lift (m)
• Type of pumped medium (clean water, sewage, floodwater, wastewater)
• Solid particle size and concentration (if applicable)
• Deployment site access and road conditions
• Local fuel supply availability

Final model selection should be confirmed according to the actual duty point, site conditions and application requirements.

Installation and Maintenance

Installation Guidance

The mobile pump truck is factory-assembled and ready for immediate deployment. At the deployment site, position the trailer on level ground, connect the suction and discharge hoses, prime the pump (if required), start the diesel engine and commence pumping. No permanent installation is required.

Pre-Start Inspection

Before starting the pump, confirm the following:

• Trailer is positioned on level, stable ground
• Suction and discharge hoses are properly connected and secured
• Fuel tank is filled with the correct grade of diesel fuel
• Engine coolant and lubricating oil levels are correct
• Starting batteries are charged and connections are secure
• Suction strainer is clean and unobstructed
• Priming system is properly configured

Routine Maintenance

Regular inspection should include:

• Checking mechanical seals for leakage
• Monitoring engine oil, coolant and fuel levels
• Inspecting batteries and charging system condition
• Verifying that the pump maintains the required flow and head during operation
• Inspecting suction strainer and cleaning when necessary
• Inspecting all hose connections for signs of leakage or wear

Available Configurations

• Flow rates from 8 to 1200 m³/h
• Heads from 8 to 80 m
• Diesel engine powers from 30 to 400 kW
• Suction lift: 4-9 m
• Outlet diameters from DN25 to DN300
• Integrated control panels with automatic start and monitoring

FAQs

What is a mobile pump truck?

It is a trailer-mounted diesel-driven pumping unit designed for rapid deployment in emergency and temporary water transfer applications, providing immediate pumping capability without the need for a fixed pump station or electrical power supply.

What is the flow range?

The available flow range is 8 to 1200 m³/h, suitable for small to large emergency drainage operations.

What is the suction lift capability?

The pump achieves a suction lift of 4-9 m with shorter priming time and 3-5% higher efficiency compared to conventional self-priming pumps.

What applications is this pump suitable for?

It is suitable for emergency flood control, drought relief, agricultural irrigation, temporary drainage, cofferdam dewatering, industrial and municipal emergency drainage, and applications where no fixed pump station or electrical power is available.

Why use a mobile pump truck instead of a portable pump?

The mobile pump truck offers higher flow capacity, longer operational autonomy (diesel fuel supply), integrated control systems and trailer-mounted transportability, making it suitable for large-scale emergency operations where portable pumps would be insufficient.

What maintenance is required?

Regular maintenance includes checking mechanical seals, monitoring engine oil and coolant levels, inspecting batteries, verifying flow and head during operation, cleaning the suction strainer and inspecting hose connections.

Contact Chaodun

For product selection, technical data, performance information or project quotations, please contact Shanghai Chaodun Machinery Manufacturing Group Co., Ltd.

Website: https://cd-pump.cc

Email: Suzion@cd-pump.com

WhatsApp: +44 751 8050 473