A Matter of Control
By SWPA Executive Director Adam Stolberg, John A. Evans, P.E., and David L. Ubert, F.E.
SWPA has long recommended the “Systems Approach” for effective maintenance...
Submersibles Going Green
From OEMs to municipalities, every sector along the pump industry’s path is seeking more sustainable approaches to traditional operations. Below, SWPA Executive Director Adam...
Opting Into the Dry Well Advantage
Dry well submersible pumps are some of the most versatile and reliable products on the market today. They’ve earned that reputation through years of...
Submersible Pumps Take it Easy on Their Owners
By SWPA Executive Director Adam Stolberg and Timothy Merkel, Metropolitan Industries
Even as Industry 4.0 and AI are adopted across the board, part of the...
Advocating For The Systems Approach
By SWPA Executive Director Adam Stolberg and Chris Greco, Environment One Corporation (E/One)
For nearly fifty years, the Submersible Wastewater Pump Association has been at...
Submersible Pumps Smarten Up
With the accelerated rate of technological change in the industrial sector, the industrial internet of things, or IIoT, has become standard operating procedure across...
The Submersible Wastewater Pump Industry Prepares for the Big Picture
As I kicked off SWPA’s Annual Meeting in Chicago last December, my first thought—and the first thought of many of our members—was what a...
2022 Industry Outlook
Every year, the membership of the Submersible Wastewater Pump Association gathers their opinions for the organization’s Industry Outlook Survey, which presents a unique forecast...
Setting Your Safety Standards and Maintenance Schedule
By SWPA Executive Director Adam Stolberg and Jeremy Drinkwine, SJE Inc.
For wastewater applications, setting safety standards and a maintenance schedule are key components to...
The New Normal
By SWPA Executive Director Adam Stolberg and Jeff Boling,Ebara Pumps Americas Corporation
Ragging and clogging are persistent problems in wastewater streams, which can cause backflows,...