For decades, the standard in temporary bypass pumping has been diesel-powered portable pumps, but with rising servicing costs and growing interest in cleaner, greener sources of power, electric-drive pumps are proving to be a viable alternative for project needs, especially for longer-term projects. This whitepaper shows you how to accurately calculate whether or not an application is a good candidate for the use of electric drive pumps.
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