Key Characteristics of a Pump Station Manager
With the advent of smart pumping technology, an increase in the level of automation, and the ability to monitor system performance via the Internet...
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...
Valves for Pumping Systems
Check valves, which prevent reverse flow when the pumps are not in use in a lift station, are an essential component in wastewater systems....
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,...
Training the Next Generation of Submersible Pump Operators
The learning curve for incoming submersible pump operators has never been steeper. Updates in pump design and new techniques for installation have had a...
The Benefits of Variable Speed Pumping
Combining the strength of submersible pumps with the efficiency of variable frequency drives (VFDs) creates a tremendous opportunity for pump users to reduce energy...
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...
Keys to Selecting the Right Submersible Pump
Selecting the right submersible pump requires both assessing the pump’s technical criteria from the manufacturer, but also a thorough analysis of the intended application....
A Submersible Pump User’s Guide to PLCs
Long-time SWPA member Jack Creamer, Schneider Electric’s market segment manager of pumping equipment, is a walking encyclopedia on the topic of maximizing the effective...
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...