Empowering Pumps and Equipment

A failed treatment system can stall every task that depends on it. Boiler startup waits on treated water, plant commissioning waits on boilers and milestone dates begin to slip. How do temporary filtration solutions keep a project on schedule? They bridge the gap with interim equipment matched to the fluid, the site and the timeline.

Why gasket selection will play a greater role in industrial energy efficiency

As refining, petrochemical, and chemical processing facilities prioritize energy efficiency, heat recovery systems will play a greater role in reducing fuel consumption and emissions. Their success, however, will depend partly on an often-overlooked component: the ga...

The U.S. municipal biosolids management market is expected to reach $4.8 billion by 2035 as growing PFAS concerns create new challenges for wastewater utilities managing biosolids treatment and disposal. With no federal PFAS standard for biosolids currently in place, a handful of states are developing their own rules, creating a patchwork of requirements that affects where an...

Mechanical seal chamber pressure is determined by pump design and operating conditions, including impeller design, wear ring and back vane clearances, throat bushing configuration, and the flush plan, rather than being controlled by the mechanical seal itself.

Two numbers decide whether the seal faces stay closed and cool. Seal chamber...

ANSI/HI 9.6.1 provides industry-standard NPSH margin guidelines to help prevent pump cavitation and improve pump reliability.

In the world of pumping systems, reliability is everything. Whether moving water to municipalities, supporting industrial processes, transporting hydrocarbons, or serving critical power generation applications, pumping systems are expec...