
GRAF Australia
GRAF | LIFT guide
Sewage pump station design
Coordinate wet-well storage, solids-capable pumps and controls for commercial sewer lift duty.
In short
Sewage pump station design matches inflow, storage, solids characteristics and rising-main head to a packaged wet well, pumps and control panel. GRAF | LIFT Sewage is the commercial pathway beside the existing Pump Stations chamber catalogue. GRAF | LIFT, PRESS, REUSE and CARE are being rolled out Australia-wide excluding Victoria. Project delivery, commissioning and field attendance are confirmed against location and scope.
How it works
What to do next
- 01
Capture hydraulic and solids data
Peak inflow, static head, rising-main details and solids characteristics.
- 02
Select chamber and pump path
Choose a catalogue wet well where suitable, then GRAF | LIFT Sewage for the package.
- 03
Confirm controls and commissioning
Level control, alarms, starts and the commissioning pathway with GRAF | CARE where required.
Commercial sewer lift applications
Apartments, mixed-use buildings, hospitality, schools, remote facilities and commercial campuses often need pumped discharge into a rising main or sewer connection.
Where trade waste or treated effluent is involved, use the matching GRAF | LIFT package path rather than forcing a sewage selection.

What to bring to sizing
Project location, design flow, static head, rising-main length and diameter, pipe material, valves and fittings, wastewater type, solids characteristics, required storage, available power, control and BMS requirements, site access, loading and groundwater information, drawings and specification.
Duty/standby arrangements are common on commercial sewage stations where continuity of service matters. See the duty standby guide for redundancy planning.

Compare options
Choose the GRAF | LIFT path that matches the fluid, not only the chamber.
| Fluid | Package path | Watch-outs |
|---|---|---|
| Sewage | GRAF | LIFT Sewage | Solids, starts, odour and sewer rules |
| Stormwater | GRAF | LIFT Stormwater | Inflow and emergency storage |
| Effluent | GRAF | LIFT Effluent | Water quality and end use |
| Trade waste | GRAF | LIFT Trade Waste | Compatibility review required |
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Specify these products
Frequently asked questions
What is a sewage pump station?+
Which sites need a commercial sewage pump station?+
How does GRAF | LIFT sewage differ from stormwater?+
Can GRAF review an existing sewage pump schedule?+
Is GRAF | LIFT sewage available in Victoria?+
Need a sewage pump station quote?
Send drawings and duty notes. Call 1300 131 971 or use the quote form.
