Improved Filtration Revitalizes a National Treasure
Washington, D.C., is home to some of the United States’ most prized and revered memorials. To the nearly 24 million people who visited the...
The Right Tool for the Job
A goal of piping system design is for the system to maintain continued operation over its life cycle with minimal maintenance. Degradation or failure...
Detecting Pump Cavitation
The ongoing pressure and temperature changes within pump systems can create an environment where bubbles can form and can’t escape. In these instances, cavitation...
Cruise Liner Finds the Right Seal for Booster Pumps
ECAs (Emission-Controlled Areas) were established a few years ago in the North Sea and Baltic shipping areas, the English Channel and the U.S. and...
Thinking Globally and Acting Locally to Preserve a Natural Wonder –...
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...
Versatile Emergency Lighting Vital to Utility Crews
When natural disasters occur, linemen and work crews must have sufficient lighting to clear debris, fix power lines, construct new towers, and restore electric...
For cooling water, the choice is clear
A meat processing plant in Texas was using traditional cooling water treatment technology to control deposits and corrosion in their critical evaporative condenser system. After years...
Generating Renewable Energy from Waste
At the largest university campus AD/biogas plant in the United States, a chopper pump made by Landia has now completed eight years of continuous...
German Technology for Safe Drinking Water Treatment in Africa
A refreshing sip of cold water at the turn of a tap: nothing but a dream for many. “2.2 billion people worldwide currently have no...
Smart Contingency Planning Proves Invaluable during Historic Rainfall in the City...
In March 2016, 16 inches of rain fell on the City of Memphis, Tennessee, half of which fell during a two-day deluge. This unprecedented...









