Pumps
Pumping is essential to W&WD's coverage, with two special sections per year devoted to moving water. Seventy-three percent of W&WD's readership has the authority to specify, approve or buy pumps, valves, seals and packing. Read on for the latest news and trends in pumps.
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Oct 1 2019
In 1999, the town of St. Leon, Ind., voted to upgrade its decentralized septic systems to a municipally operated sewage system. Because of varying…
Sep 23 2019
The 7000 Series grinder pumps offers over 35 models, including bi-directional high head and high flow performance designs. All having an axially-…
Sep 16 2019
In high-head wastewater pumping applications that result from long force mains or high-static heads from hilly terrains, a design engineer and end-…
Sep 13 2019
Metropolitan Ind. Acquires Emmons Pump & Control
Acquisition seeks to demonstrate passion for developing & expanding products in the water…
Sep 9 2019
Floway's NSF 61 compliant pump is designed to comply with individual state drinking water requirements and the 2014 Amendment of the U.S. Federal…
Sep 6 2019
Any time water accelerates or decelerates in a pipe, a pressure wave is created. Usually, these changes are small and can be ignored. However, larger…
Aug 26 2019
Industrial Flow Solutions provides Stancor pumps that are known for reliable performance in harsh applications. The Stancor solids handling Vortex…
Aug 19 2019
In Richland, Wash., a new test project at the Hanford Nuclear site is contaminating groundwater with chromium in hopes to speed up an expected 50-…
Aug 7 2019
In Sierra Vista, Ariz., despite low levels in the San Pedro River, cottonwood trees are unaffected at the height of the dry season in June.
Summer…
Aug 5 2019
From emergency water removal and temporary bypass systems, to dewatering construction or mining sites, an increasing number of industries and…
Aug 5 2019
Nearly 50 years since the Clean Water ACT (CWA) passage in the early 1970s, many communities have not met CWA goals and continue to pollute. CWA…
Aug 5 2019
Asset management has become a buzzword in the water and wastewater industry over the last decade. As many of communities continue to grow, society…
Jul 29 2019
The Problem
A new bottle recycling center in North Carolina needed to process 75 million lb of compressed polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles.…
Jul 25 2019
A pump company in Virginia Beach, Va., faces five years of probation and hefty fines after pleading guilty to Clean Water Act (CWA) violations.…
Jul 24 2019
A San Francisco, Calif., groundwater recycling project plans to save 30 million gal of drinking water annually by cleaning dirty groundwater for…
Jul 23 2019
Domestics wells in the U.S. are in danger of drying out due to groundwater depletion, according to a 50-year well depth trend study published in…
Jul 19 2019
Editor's Note: Each week, Water & Wastes Digest will post an aggregate of business news briefs and networking news items to keep you informed on…
Jul 9 2019
Water utilities across the country struggle with aging infrastructure that results in water loss from leaks. The cost to rehabilitate or replace pipe…
Jul 8 2019
A California water district developed a groundwater trading project that could help farmers in the area with state restrictions for over pumping…
Jul 8 2019
In water and wastewater treatment plants and facilities, managers have a flood of data to inform their decisions. Supervisory control and data…
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