How FKAA’s hurricane-proof SWRO plant triples energy efficiency.
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Incentives for cleaner energy may encourage a shift to cold climate heat pumps.
Optimizing Water & Wastewater Plant Operations With Remote Monitoring
Axial piston pump technology helps to save energy and costs.
Axial piston pump technology helps to save energy and costs.
How a VFD mitigated downtime for a water tank.
How the city of Atlanta used drives to go green and keep a pumping station online.
How implementing PICVs can simplify HVAC system design.
The return on investment of a modern variable frequency drive may be worth the upfront cost.
Mexican mine faced obstacle of pumping stagnant water more than 400 meters deep.
The six benefits of controlling pressure with smart technology.
BALTIMORE, Md. - As of Jan. 1, 2021, Danfoss Industrial Automation is Danfoss Sensing Solutions. Along with a new name, the company’s focus will be strengthening its portfolio and services to provide expertise and more advanced application-driven sensor technologies and solutions.
What is energy neutrality and what are the benefits?
Expense and high energy use are some of the main hurdles.
Find out why harmonics are considered negative and why you should be concerned with them.
How buying assets with sensors and control components included can improve outcomes.
BALTIMORE, Md. - Danfoss announced the acquisition of AAIM Controls Inc., located in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania. AAIM Controls is a specialized supplier of custom-designed regulation and control automation solutions, from motor starters to complete PLC systems. With the acquisition, Danfoss moves to a strong and unique position as a systems provider within industrial refrigeration.
BALTIMORE, Md. - Danfoss has named two winners of its ninth annual EnVisioneer of the Year award competition. Escambia County School District (Pensacola, Fla.) received the award in the End User category; Multistack received the award in the OEM category.
The retrofit saves the facility several thousand dollars per year.
BJERRINGBRO, Denmark (Dec. 12, 2016)—A project in Chicago aims to show how wastewater treatment can be done in a more energy efficient way, according to a statement from Grundfos.