These pump types offer longevity, precision and minimal maintenance even when dealing with the harshest treatment chemicals.
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New shredder pump technology can prevent costly clogging and minimize damage to equipment and municipal reclamation facilities.
These technologies allow membrane-based distillation components to be used to produce high-purity drinking water from heavily compromised water sources.
The Italian wastewater plant dropped required man-hours and saved more than 170,000 annually in landfill costs.
VFDs can reduce energy consumption and water loss in variable pumping systems.
For low-flow effluent applications, a technology used for decades in medical instrumentation has proven ideal for low and ultra-low volume metering of methanol.
The design and function of this equipment provide distinct benefits for wastewater processing.
Proper flow measurement provides an accurate and cost-effective solution for challenging operating conditions.
Wastewater treatment facilities can take advantage of the latest calculation tools to ensure NEC and OSHA compliance.
South East Water combines grinder pumps and a remote control telemetry network to improve groundwater quality and the economy in Mornington Peninsula.
As the demand for larger dredgers rises, engineers turn to computational fluid dynamics for accurate tests before delivering site prototypes.
The facility replaced old grinder pumps with stainless steel shredder pumps, which have needed no maintenance in almost two years.
Flow accelerators and hybrid mixers provide effective performance while consuming less energy to generate turbulence.
Traditional throughlet measurements are an inefficient, outdated benchmark for measuring clog resistance.
BOSTON, Mass. (July 2, 2015) – Paralyzing drought and environmental impacts on water supplies across the U.S. sunbelt—from Florida to California—have thrust wastewater reuse into the spotlight as a critical solution to minimize long-term risks to state water supplies.
LUANDA, Angola (17 June 2015) – In December 2015 the regrowth works of the Cambambe hydroelectric power station, in the Kwanza River, about 180 kilometers southeast of Luanda, the capital of Angola, will be concluded. This dam currently supplies power to the cities of Luanda, Ndalatando, Cacuaco, Malanje, Gabela, Porto Amboim and Sumbe, benefiting a population of approximately 8 million people.
These components do not have to be sealed from harsh operating media.
Remote terminal units help an Oregon utility monitor 40 major pump and lift stations.
Grinders reduce debris that can cause downtime and pose safety risks.
Customized seals made from superior materials can help prevent premature failure in heavy-duty applications.