Pumps & hydro-pneumatics
Transfer, booster and hydro-pneumatic pump systems.
Plumbing, Water Supply & Drainage
Water in, wastewater out — safe, reliable and sized for how the building is used.
Yonah Engineering delivers comprehensive public health engineering (PHE) services for commercial and industrial projects. Our systems are designed, supplied and installed in full compliance with local building codes and national and international standards.




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Where We Work
Public Health Engineering (PHE) we design and install for every kind of facility.
Systems & Equipment
Transfer, booster and hydro-pneumatic pump systems.
Hot, cold and steam water supply with storage tanks.
Soil, waste and rainwater piping with inspection chambers.
Fixture supply and installation for washrooms and kitchens.
Our Process
How we deliver safe, reliable Public Health Engineering (PHE) on every project.
Water demand, fixture units and drainage routes.
Pipe sizing, pump selection and tank capacities.
Drawings and approvals with the local authority.
Pumps, tanks, pipes, valves and sanitary fixtures.
Installation, pressure and leak testing, flushing and handover.
Standards & Codes
The design references our engineers work to on every project.
Recent Work
PHEStainless steel water tanks with booster pump sets, pressure vessels and control panel.
PHESectional stainless steel water storage tanks on the roof with inlet and outlet piping.
PHETransfer pump set and control panel feeding the rooftop storage tanks.
FAQs
Answers to what clients most often ask us about Public Health Engineering (PHE).
Plumbing and sanitary works, hot and cold water supply, SWR (soil, waste and rainwater) piping, rainwater harvesting, slurry piping and the connection to STP, ETP or WTP plants — designed, supplied and installed by our team.
Yes. Rainwater harvesting is required for many buildings in Tamil Nadu, and we design recharge or storage systems to suit the site.
From occupancy, fixture units and storage norms in NBC Part 9, so the system meets peak demand without oversizing.
Yes — periodic servicing of pumps, tanks and drainage lines to keep the system reliable.
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