A fuel supply system for an aircraft includes a fuel tank configured to supply fuel to an engine of an aircraft, a boost pump in operational communication with the fuel tank, wherein the boost pump is configured to control at least one of a fuel level and a fuel pressure in the fuel tank, and an electronic controller in communication with the boost pump and configured to control the boost pump. The electronic controller is configured to receive received information including (i) fuel information, (ii) flight information, and (iii) aircraft information, and configured to control the boost pump based on the received information.

A method for determining a vacuum degree threshold is provided including: acquiring the current altitude signal of a vehicle; when the current altitude signal is invalid, acquiring a vacuum degree threshold and a standard working time, which correspond to a historical altitude signal received by an electronic vacuum pump of the vehicle last time, the vacuum degree threshold includes a vacuum degree turn-on threshold value and a vacuum degree turn-off threshold; acquiring the actual working time of the vacuum degree threshold corresponding to the historical altitude signal of the electronic vacuum pump when the current working cycle is completed; and when the difference between the actual working time and the standard working time exceeds a preset range, updating, according to the difference, the vacuum degree threshold corresponding to the historical altitude signal, and taking the updated vacuum degree threshold as a target vacuum degree threshold of the next working cycle.

A system and method for remotely monitoring a sump pump system are disclosed. The sump pump system comprises a control system connected to an integrated arrangement of a sensor chamber and a sump pump. The sensor chamber includes a pressure sensor and a capacitive touch sensor for measuring the water level to automatically turn the sump pump on when the water rises to a preset level. A wireless controller is connected to the system, for wirelessly receiving monitoring instructions and wirelessly transmitting sump pump status data to a remote device. Further, a user can configure a water-attribute value by using an application in the remote device. The user can operate and manage sump pump data via the application.

A fluid discharging system 10 includes a discharging device 30 configured to discharge fluid, a pump 20 configured to supply the fluid stored in a reservoir 22 to the discharging device 30, a supply line 40 connecting the discharging device 30 with the pump 20 to allow the fluid to pass therethrough, and a buffer tank 50, disposed at an intermediate location of the supply line 40, and configured to suck and discharge the fluid. The fluid discharging system 10 is capable of continuing supply of the fluid to the discharging device 30 by discharging the fluid from the buffer tank 50 to the supply line 40, while limiting the supply of the fluid from the pump 20 to the discharging device 30. The buffer tank 50 is capable of realizing a pressure acting state and a holding state.

A system and method for remotely monitoring a sump pump are disclosed. The system includes a controller, a sensor chamber, and a remote device in communication with the control system that can toggle an operating signal to the sump pump. The operating signal is an increase pump speed signal or a decrease pump speed signal, each of the increase pump speed signal and the decrease pump speed signal associated with operating the sump pump in response to a water fill time exceeding a threshold value. The system also includes a wireless controller configured to receive monitoring instructions and to transmit sump pump status data to the remote device. The system further includes a notification system designed to generate and transmit an alert to the remote device when the measured water level exceeds a water level set point value, where a user configures the water level set point value in the remote device.