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In an article set to be published in the February edition of World Pumps, Abet Cantuba of Atlas Copco Portable Energy division, discusses why a company might be interested in entering the dewatering market, often considered to be already overcrowded. The challenges of getting an initial foothold are discussed, along with the range of customer demands around the world. Finally, the question of how to satisfy these demands in a practical sales operation is addressed.
Pumped Up! uses Weir Minerals’ dewatering equipment and allows users to move water around a fictional mine site.
The hydraulic design allows for simple conversion between high-head and high-flow configurations.
As well as being tunnel sponsor, the pump company’s logo will appear on the back of home and away shirts this season.
Recognised for an “Outstanding Culture of Well-Being”.
In April 2008, a new world record height of 606 m for pumping concrete was set on the Burj Dubai Tower in Dubai. Bryan Orchard looks at the high pressure p
This article explores the possibility of designing a hydraulic element which is fit for Industry 4.0.
The fire pumps were used on the Atal Rohtang Pass highway tunnel project in Manali in Himachal Pradesh in India.