Reliability Needed in Treatment Facility
Located just south of the England’s second largest city of Birmingham, the small town of Redditch is not without its own municipal concerns—especially when...
Auto Supplier Finds the Proper Fit
Finding the right pump for a specific application can mean the difference between operating efficiently and spending thousands of dollars in maintenance. Though determining...
California Logistics Center Finds Stormwater Solution
The Rialto, Calififornia-based I-210 Logistics Center is part of a proposed master-planned project located on and around the Rialto Municipal Airport. The 1445 acre...
Operational Costs Reduction Part 2
In part 1 of this article, we examined the role of aerobic and anaerobic digestion for solids handling and sludge dewatering in water and...
Heavy Lifting
Little known pump technology company PumpWorks, Inc. has been solving problems for companies like GE, Whirlpool, NASA, URS, Sears, and GM since 1996. PumpWorks...
Solving a Water Shortage
The Nemmeli plant in Chennai is the first desalination system in India to adopt electric actuators for plant automation in a major way. With...
Expanding the Role of Pumps on the Farm
For thirty-five years, Holland Pump Company has been providing solutions for dewatering applications for numerous markets from residential and commercial construction to phosphate mining,...
Cultec Chambers Solve Infiltration Issues for Business Center
Nearly three decades ago, Cultec introduced its Contactor® and Recharger® HDPE septic and stormwater chambers and helped begin a revolution toward the use of...
From Reaction to Taking Action
Process variability and surprise equipment failure are common hindrances facing mine operators around the world and prevent them from optimizing throughput, recovery, and asset...
Screening System Eliminates Clogging from Membrane Bioreactor
In order to keep up with the rising population, increased demands and tougher regulatory requirements, the U.S. Army Schofield Barracks, Hawaii’s largest Army post,...









