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Free Weir White Paper download: Achieving optimum performance in pitot tube pumps
This white paper discusses the methods for configuring pitot tube pumps, in order to maintain balanced pressure.
Voith to refurbish the Ffestiniog pumped storage plant in Wales
Voith has won a €40 million contract to modernize part of the 360 MW pumped-storage Ffestiniog power station for Engie in North Wales.
Amarinth cuts pump project costs with video conferencing
When Amarinth secured an order from Zakum Development Co (ZADCO) for a super duplex API 610 OH3 pump in the United Arab Emirates, video conferencing helped to significantly reduce the project costs.
Tsurumi creates anodes to prevent corrosion
As soon as water is involved, corrosion is an issue that needs to be addressed.
Xylem appoints Cisco VP to board of directors
Jeanne Beliveau-Dunn, vice president and general manager of Cisco’s Technical Services, has been elected to Xylem Inc’s board of directors.

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Advanced hollow fiber UF membranes improve performance in tertiary water treatment
Growing global demand for clean water and increasing environmental concerns make membrane filtration the technology of choice for municipalities and industries seeking to reuse wastewater and reduce their water footprint. But how is the technology developing in this field?
Advanced Conversion: Maximising the Potential for Energy from Waste
One of the most readily-available and viable solutions to help address the challenge of our growing energy needs is Energy-from-Waste (EfW) – which has the potential to take a multitude of waste streams (such as municipal solid waste) and convert them into energy. We look at how modern techniques can make the technology more efficient.

Blogs

Five top tips for high temperature heat transfer fluids and O-rings
Posted by Anne Hall • 22 May 2017
Heat transfer fluids (HTFs) are chemicals and therefore interaction with the internal components of a HTF system. Dr Chris I Wright highlights some of the key considerations when buying O-rings. ...
tags: Heat transfer fluids, chemicals, O-rings, Dr Chris I Wright, temperature, seal, fluids, Global Heat Transfer
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How to choose the right aquaponic pump
Posted by Amanda Jacob • 22 May 2017
Matthew Jambro is a home improvement and construction writer and editor for South Shore Roofing The combination of breeding fish and growing plants through a hydroponic system in your home, gard...
tags: aquaponics, pumps, water, acquaculture, hydroponics, vegetables, food, home, garden
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Eight ways to extend a plant's operating life
Posted by Anne Hall • 16 March 2017
In a previous blog it was assumed that the operation life of a plant can be extended to 25 years. Dr Chris I Wright examines proven technologies to maximise a plant’s operating life. ...
tags: fluid, pump, system, sampling, temperature, dilution, filtration, nitrogen, anti-oxidants
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Protecting pumps by using high purity heat transfer fluids
Posted by Anne Hall • 08 February 2017
There are essentially three critical product features of a well-designed high temperature heat transfer fluid – high thermal stability, high heat transfer efficiency and high purity. Dr Chris I ...
tags: pumps, heat transfer fluids, temperature, thermal stability, purity, system, World Pumps, oxygen, Christopher Wright
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Maintaining highly efficient pumps
Posted by Anne Hall • 02 February 2017
Market research suggests the global heat transfer fluids market size was 465.9 kilo tons in 2014 and projects significant increases up to 2022. Dr Chris I Wright examines how the sampling of a heat tr...
tags: pumps, heat transfer fluids, carbon, viscosity, high temperature, energy consumption
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Features

Review of solar heat pump systems for residential heating
The research article 'Techno-economic review of solar heat pump systems for residential heating applications' has been published in Elsevier journal Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews.
Mass flowmeters installed at oil and gas wellheads
An oil and gas producer needed an accurate oil meter at each wellhead, where the oil flows into a separator. They anticipated there would be gas entrained in the fluid coming out of the separator, so they installed mass flowmeter technology as this can handle entrained gas.
Influence of blade configuration on cavitation performance
The research article 'The influence of blade configuration on cavitation performance of a condensate pump' has been published in Elsevier journal Annals of Nuclear Energy.
Using AODD in soda production Using AODD in soda production
Billions of gallons of soft drinks are produced and consumed annually. However, production quotas can be put under strain if the manufacturing process experiences any inefficiencies or breakdowns. Therefore, soft-drink producers must identify and employ the best systems and technology in order to meet these quotas.

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Improvements in Pitot Tube Pump technology by Weir Specialty Pumps
Pitot tube pumps excel in low flow high head applications and are able to operate reliably throughout their full curve (shutoff to runout) without damage. This makes them a great choice for tough applications in which there is high fluctuation in flow rate.
The Bottom-Line Benefits Of Product Recovery
MOUVEX® eccentric disc pumps feature product-recovery capabilities that significantly reduce waste from hygienic food and beverage, pharmaceutical and cosmetic manufacturing while increasing ROI
Complete guide for the correct selection of pumps in the UNIQA range
This technical manual discusses the basic technical concepts applicable to all pumps, as well as those which apply specifically to The Zenit Group's UNIQA pumps range.
Evaluating the impact of chemical waste: How safety and the bottom line can both benefit
This paper demonstrates that it is possible to reduce chemical costs by identifying and limiting the wastes found in dispensing, storage and application. Reducing these hidden costs will also improve productivity and health and safety in the workplace.
Improving efficiency in electric motors
This article discusses the rules, guidelines and the best practices to reduce losses in induction electric motors.

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