From Curb to Cup: Flojet Keeps Coffee Carts Moving

The last few years have dramatically changed the mobile food and beverage landscape. While food trucks and stalls have been around for some time,...

Reliable performance for niche jobs

SAS (Surplus Activated Sludge) is a bit weird and can do odd things,” says Stuart Chatten, lead bioresources technician at Whitlingham Water Recycling Centre...

Pump Stations That Will Not Fail

The city of Hot Springs, Arkansas, wastewater treatment system serves 23,000 customers and requires the maintenance of more than 600 miles of gravity sewers...

Welcome to the Composites Age

With recent statistics attributing over half of injuries (resulting in absence from work) to manual handling it’s already known that reducing hazards in this...

Pumps and Renewable Energy

As utilities incorporate more wind and solar sources into their generation mix, they are faced with two problems. One is that both wind and...

Love Thy Neighbor in Seabrook

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...

Clean Water Challenges Feed Entrepreneurial Dreams

The rising demand for clean water worldwide has created huge opportunities for creative engineers, researchers and entrepreneurs with great ideas and dreams of starting...

Going Global

To anticipate the changing needs of pump users, manufacturers need to build closer relationships with their clients—even if they seem a world away. At...

Control Point Added at San Antonio Water and Sewer

AVT’s EZ Valve has been used to create a control point at the San Antonio Water and Sewer (SAWS) main pump station after a...

Needed: Smarter Specs, Not Tighter Specs

You are reading this publication because you want your process pumps to be reliable. That’s a commendable aim, but it pays to be judicious...