Solving Severe Waste Pumping Challenges

Reliability and efficiency are vital in wastewater management, especially for small communities like the village of Sherman in western New York. This case study...

Giving a boost to a booster system

Replacing underperforming or failed pumps can be a costly exercise—not only the upfront cost, but the potential losses that comes from unexpected downtime in...

How to select the most efficient AODD pump diaphragm

Pumps are a vital technology that helps operators complete essential processing and transfer functions in many industrial applications across multiple markets. Without this technology,...

Significant Savings From Tank to Trucks

At a tank farm in a Brazilian sea port, two centrifugal pumps were used for transferring heavy oil from storage tanks to road tankers...

When Precision Matters Most

Medical device manufacturers Livetec and OSYPKA are using a 400RXMD peristaltic pump from Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Solutions (WMFTS) as part of a cardiac ablation...

On the Wrong Side

Operators often select regenerative turbine and side-channel pumps for difficult liquid transfer or processing jobs. While different in their construction and capabilities, both technologies...

When to Use a Gear Pump

Highly viscous substances demand robust equipment up to the task of proper handling during processing. No matter which industry, viscous media from peanut butter...

Pivot to Maximum Versatility

In any pumping application, friction can spell exponential problems for the entire system. This is especially true for instances where fluid handling focuses on...

Hose-Diaphragm Pumps are the Latest Design in Diaphragm Pumping

The piston-actuated round diaphragm pump was the standard in pumping higher pressure slurries and flows than other positive displacement pumps for many years. The...

The Design to Take on Downtime

Pump downtime is a major concern among wastewater plant operators. If a pump suddenly stops working, the consequences could be disastrous. Facility closure or...