Submersible pump stations around the world share a common enemy, the not so “flushable” wipe. In a tradition wet well system, these wipes are...

By the year 2000, failing septic systems were damaging the ecology of Keuka Lake in Jerusalem, New York. They were replaced with a low-pressure...

Precise timekeeping is fundamental to the function of the power grid and is used in many applications to improve reliability, reduce costs, predict and...

By Karen Hollington, Saft Saft batteries are providing critical engine starting and backup power for icebreakers that protect year-round navigation for Russia’s ports in the...

According to the American Water Works Association, average daily residential water use in the United States is 27.4 billion gallons. This domestic water is...

A goal of piping system design is for the system to maintain continued operation over its life cycle with minimal maintenance. Degradation or failure...

What began as an otherwise nondescript Thursday afternoon in mid-February of this year in a municipality near Washington D.C. ended with an unexpected catastrophe...

Calhoun’s treatment plant benefits from long-lasting open screw pumps With almost thirty years and counting of uninterrupted service for its 60-inch and 72-inch screw pumps,...

By Soren Rasmussen, Landia Gazing across at the view in Seabrook of yachts, wild birds, and palm trees in the welcome breeze, it takes the...

Bradleys, Inc. has recently expanded its world class Hi-Power Electric Motor Load Testing System to include large vertical motor load testing. Bradleys is located...