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  • Avoiding Pump Problems
    . tion, mining and sewer rehab. They're well suited for open. projects. The benefit of using. pits, lake un-watering,. a hydraulic submersible pump. manholes, flood control,. is that it can be used in areas. mining and sewer bypass. that would flood and disable. pumping. a conventional pump. They're
  • T-Mag Pump Delivers
    Our Customer has a plating application that required the mixing and re-circulating of chemicals, an 18% Zinc solution @100 F. The customer also needed a sealless solution that could at times, run dry. The pump they used at that time was from one of our major competitors, and was not working well
  • Well Remote Monitoring System (.pdf)
    temperature sensor, pressure. sensor, motor current and voltage sensor, the load and displacement of oil pump sensor,. transformer. They convert the operating status of oil wells into corresponding voltage or. current and deliver them to the RTU of well head. Then through CDMA/GPRS network or data
  • Metering Pump System Design
    32oF should be provided with a. valve, thus making the relief valve. means of heating the pump as well as being sheltered from precipitation, direct sunlight,. ineffective. blowing sand, dust or other contamination. 3. Do not weld nipples or pipe to valve bodies. Suction Line. For purposes
  • When Adhesives Stick Too Well
    metering, but when it stood idle between operations, adhesive left in the pump would set up around the shafts and prevent the pump from working when it came time to start up again. Hours of maintenance downtime cut into production efficiency and profitability.A Long List of Adhesive ProblemsThe
  • CRV Flex and Pump Applications (.pdf)
    Since all centrifugal pumps require well-developed inlet flow to meet their potential, a pump may not perform or be as reliable as expected due to a faulty suction piping layout such as a close-coupled elbow on the inlet flange. When poorly developed flow enters the pump impeller, it strikes
  • Wastewater Pump Stations Relieve Flooding
    the end user to operate both plants in an efficient and reliable way. The pump company was contracted to create a basic design that would fit in the given dimensions and optimize the same flow through computational fluid dynamic simulations, as well as a physical model test. The goal was to reduce
  • Monitor Your Pump for Process Efficiency
    . These efforts will improve end-product or batch quality, cut the material costs, eliminate waste and reduce maintenance costs. Taking good care of your pump always delivers a positive payback and there are some simple strategies that can be employed-starting with an analysis of process media flow rates

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