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  • A muddy challenge for All-Flo pumps
    An oil industry processing equipment supplier was experiencing a growing demand among their oil & gas customers for equipment to handle the rigours of transferring drilling mud from the wellhead. Not only does the equipment have to cope with the difficult mud itself, but also sand rock and concrete contamination. All-Flo set out a solution.
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  • Oil pipeline from Siberia to the sea - the role of booster pumps
    The idea of transporting oil in pipelines from inland wells to sea ports, was suggested by Russian scientist Dmitri Mendeleev in 1863, and in 1878 the American Nobel brothers built a pipeline in the US. Tested and tried as the concept is, the transportation of oil across 4857 km is still no mean engineering feat. HMS Group describes the pump technology involved.
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  • Speed control for food and drinks
    The food and drinks industry's requirements are as diverse as its products, placing high demands on processing equipment. From cheese curding to dairy processing, the industry needs solutions that involve process automation, speed control and, perhaps above all, reliability – all done at high efficiencies and at as low costs as possible, says Grundfos.
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  • Brazil – a strategic oil & gas location
    With the discovery of extensive new oil reserves off the Atlantic coast, Brazil is becoming an increasingly important location for the oil & gas industry and its suppliers. This, combined with the presence of one of its biggest customers, is why one company has located its facilities in Jundiaí, north of São Paulo. Here Sulzer Pumps looks at what types of packages are in demand.
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  • Oil pipeline from Siberia to the sea - the role of booster pumps
    The idea of transporting oil in pipelines from inland wells to sea ports, was suggested by Russian scientist Dmitri Mendeleev in 1863, and in 1878 the American Nobel brothers built a pipeline in the US. Tested and tried as the concept is, the transportation of oil across 4857 km is still no mean engineering feat. HMS Group describes the pump technology involved.
  • A muddy challenge for All-Flo pumps
    An oil industry processing equipment supplier was experiencing a growing demand among their oil & gas customers for equipment to handle the rigours of transferring drilling mud from the wellhead. Not only does the equipment have to cope with the difficult mud itself, but also sand rock and concrete contamination. All-Flo set out a solution.
  • Brazil – a strategic oil & gas location
    With the discovery of extensive new oil reserves off the Atlantic coast, Brazil is becoming an increasingly important location for the oil & gas industry and its suppliers. This, combined with the presence of one of its biggest customers, is why one company has located its facilities in Jundiaí, north of São Paulo. Here Sulzer Pumps looks at what types of packages are in demand.
  • Speed control for food and drinks
    The food and drinks industry's requirements are as diverse as its products, placing high demands on processing equipment. From cheese curding to dairy processing, the industry needs solutions that involve process automation, speed control and, perhaps above all, reliability – all done at high efficiencies and at as low costs as possible, says Grundfos.
  • Re-powering water reclaim systems
    In the mining industry, production is directly related to the plant’s total pumping capacity, and reclaim systems are the main source of water. With the pressure on to improve processes, Petar Ostojic from Neptuno Pumps discusses how pump manufacturers can help mining companies re-power their reclaim water systems with custom engineering solutions, improving pump capacity and reducing energy consumption.
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