The Advantages of Dry Well Submersible Pumps
Dry well submersible pumps can offer distinct advantages over conventional dry pit installations for both the installer and the user. For example, they can...
Repair or Replace? Evaluating Your Aging Submersible
Submersible pumps are known for their reliability, but even the sturdiest of equipment wears down or, eventually, needs replacement. When to end a pump’s...
The Importance of Continuous Education and Training
From design to installation, from inspection to maintenance, the training and education needed to make submersible pumps run effectively and efficiently continues to grow....
Sizing a Wastewater System
By SWPA Executive Director Adam Stolberg and David M. Williams, Liberty Pumps
Correctly sizing a wastewater system requires assessing several component aspects as well as...
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...
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...
Improving Efficiency in Both Practice and Innovation
Improving the efficiency of a submersible pump in your system doesn’t necessarily mean upgrading to the latest model or starting again from scratch. As...
Choosing a Submersible Pump vs. a Dry-pit Pump
By SWPA Executive Director Adam Stolberg and Lisa Riles, Xylem
When deciding on the best pump for an application, it’s important to consider not only...
Grinder Pumps in Pressure Sewers
Pressure sewer systems using grinder pumps are the popular choice for contractors and developers looking to avoid the troubles of poor soil conditions, failing...
Controls for Submersible Pumps
Inefficiencies due to archaic or poorly planned control systems can quickly lead to rising costs for many submersible pump applications. Without effective monitoring, these...