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Xylem secures Godwin pump order after removing flood water
Xylem Inc has won a US$1.1 million order for specialised dewatering equipment after successfully removing flood water at an oil refinery outside the city of La Plata in Argentina.
Metso rejects Weir’s merger proposal
Metso Corporation has rejected Weir Group plc’s all share merger proposal and says it sees no reason to start discussions regarding a potential combination.
Hayward Tyler to receive regional growth funding
Hayward Tyler has been named as one of 50 conditional recipients of the UK government’s £300 million Regional Growth Fund Round 5.
Chinese power stations select KSB boiler recirculation pumps
KSB is supplying four new-generation boiler recirculation pumps for two new Chinese power stations in Laiwu and Taizhou.
Verder introduces Verderair Hi-Clean diaphragm pumps
Verder has introduced a hygienic double diaphragm pump series to complete its existing series of Verderair VA and Pure diaphragm pumps.

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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

Russian-Ukrainian alliance began joint construction of pumps for nuclear power plants
Posted by Alan Burrows • 07 February 2014
Vladislav Vorotnikov writes: Russian concern Ruselprom has carried out the first supply of electric motors for pumps used in the construction of nuclear power plants to the PJSC Sumy M...
tags: Russian-Ukrainian, nuclear power plants, Ruselprom, Sumy Machine Building Scientific Production Association
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Large Russian oil pumps producer increased exports to Kazakhstan
Posted by Alan Burrows • 03 February 2014
Vladislav Vorotnikov writes: In 2013 a group of companies Perm Oil Engineering increased volume of sales of oil well pumps by 49% following the rapid rise in the volume of exports of p...
tags: Kazakhstan, Perm Oil Engineering , Russian oil pumps , Oil well pumps , Russian oil market
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An approach to fluid handling challenges from Verder
Posted by Alan Burrows • 10 January 2014
The worldwide brewing industry is expected to reach an annual value of $630 billion by 2015. Despite the simplicity of basic brewing principles, manufacturers worldwide often face a variety of challen...
tags: Verder, Brewing, Peristaltic pumps, Flexible hose, Mag drive pumps
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2013 in review: pump mergers & acquisitions
Posted by Roisin Reidy • 03 January 2014
2013 proved to be another year of consolidation for the pump industry. Here we list 12 acquisitions that took place within the pump space during the year – one for each month. A complete l...
tags: pump, mergers, acquisitions
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Russian exporting oil pumps to Mexico
Posted by Alan Burrows • 30 December 2013
Vladislav Vorotnikov writes: Perm Oil Engineering Company (PKNM) has recently announced that it began shipping the pumping equipment to Mexico. Downhole sucker rod pumps that are speci...
tags: Russian pump market, Oil pumps, Mexico, Perm Oil Engineering Company, PKNM, Mexico Yuri Chumak
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Features

Smart honing for fine pump tolerances
Sunnen SV-1015 honing system puts lift in business for aerospace hydraulic pumps.
KSB Australia involved in expansive pump project
KSB supplies both slurry and non-slurry pumps to new Australian mine
Chocolate spread success Chocolate spread success
Sine pumps help transfer two tonnes of hazelnut spread every hour at Kessko
Aquarium seawater delivery system in Scotland
Priva technology controls seawater delivery at marine science aquarium

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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.
Feeding the grid from river water
The German Federal Government supports the use of regenerative energy. Two prototype river turbines were installed in the river Rhine, near the German town of St Goar. The turbines successfully provided the town with electric power from river water, prompting the company who designed them to put them into commercial operation.
Reducing avoidable pressure losses
Industrial plants frequently employ oversized pumps out of caution. Pressure losses, and consequently energy consumption, may thus be unnecessarily high. Dr Walter Schicketanz explains in detail how such avoidable pressure drops can be determined both theoretically and in the field, as well as examining how to reduce them.
Waste & Hazard Walk Workbook
The Waste & Hazard Walk is a systematic facility tour which looks for ways to improve productivity and safety, with a specific focus on industrial supplies and personal protective equipment (PPE). This free download outlines how your company could benefit from a Waste & Hazard Walk.

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