Supplied by Design Outreach in partnership with World Vision, SEEPEX and private donors, the LifePump is a progressing cavity pump that can reach depths of 325 feet—more than twice that of a typical hand pump.
HOUSTON (May 4, 2015)—FMC Technologies and Hayward Tyler Group—a leading manufacturer of motors and pumps for the oil and gas market—have entered into a production alliance agreement for the commercial manufacture of permanent magnet motors for use in FMC Technologies’ subsea pump systems.
The alliance with Hayward Tyler signifies the next logical step in the commercialization of FMC Technologies’ recently qualified 3.2 MW subsea motor and other similar products.
Specialized software helps end users address problems before they happen.
MARSHFIELD, Wis. (May 4, 2015) – ESE, Inc., a control system integration company providing design and development of plant automation systems for the food and beverage industry, has named Cory Nelson as a company Solution Sales manager.
Part one of two: This column discusses valves and fittings and evaluates how these devices affect the operation of piping systems.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (May 2, 2015) – WateReuse, the global go-to organization for applied research, education and advocacy on alternative water supply development, recently appointed two new members to serve on the Board of Directors. Halla Razak, the Public Utilities director for the City of San Diego and Gilbert Trejo, PE, the chief technical officer for El Paso Water Utilities begin service effective May 2015.
With the right setup, this software can open new possibilities for system and pump design improvements.
WESTERVILLE, Ohio (April 28, 2015) - Members of the global groundwater community have asked the National Ground Water Association what they may do to assist the stricken in Nepal, or elsewhere in the world where a natural disaster strikes. NGWA believes two organizations are good starting points.
The Water Buffaloes raise over $650,000 for Water For People
ERLANGEN, Germany (April 30, 2015) – Siemens, together with its South Korean customer POSCO Energy & Construction, have completed the Incheon LNG CCPP 7, 8 and 9 combined cycle power plant units. These units were erected at the existing site in Incheon, around 30 kilometers west of Seoul. Units 7 and 8 were completed on July 30, 2014 and October 21, 2014 respectively, while unit 9 went online on January 17, 2015.