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New irrigation scheme unlocks 9.2GL for Tasmanian farmers Image: Tasmanian Irrigation A new irrigation augmentation program for north-west Tasmania is set to generate an additional 9.2 gigalitres (GL) for local farmers. This will almost triple current water supply, bringing the total […] The post New irrigation scheme unlocks 9.2GL for Tasmanian farmers appeared first on […]

Inside TasWater’s $2 billion network overhaul TasWater has inked a partnership with GHD to deliver $2 billion of works across the state. Image: TasWater Tasmania’s water and sewerage infrastructure is undergoing generational change to bring it up to speed with modern standards. By investing $2 billion across five years, TasWater is modernising the state’s […]

Seal support systems: A practical guide to API Plan 52 and Plan 53 Image: Flexaseal In demanding industrial environments, mechanical seals rarely fail without warning. More often than not, premature seal failure can be traced back to inadequate support systems. This is why seal support […] The post Seal support systems: A practical guide to

Facelift for 62-year-old Lenswood pump station The Adelaide Hills. Image: myphotobank.com.au/stock.adobe.com The Lenswood pump station in the Adelaide Hills has undergone a transformation as SA Water seeks to turn functional assets into meaningful art pieces. The 62-year-old asset, which continues to […] The post Facelift for 62-year-old Lenswood pump station appeared first on Pump Industry

Cairns nears finish line for $472 million project Image: Maurizio De Mattei/stock.adobe.com Cairns residents will benefit from a new drinking water supply this year, with the $472 million Cairns Water Security Stage 1 project nearly finished. The project, which will supply up […] The post Cairns nears finish line for $472 million project appeared first

These FELUWA pumps are still operating, decades after installation Image: FELUWA FELUWA has not only developed some of the largest double hose-diaphragm pumps in the world, but also the longest standing. Some FELUWA pumps continue to operate more than 25 years […] The post These FELUWA pumps are still operating, decades after installation appeared first

The TECO MAXe3 motor: A rugged pumping option TECO Australia sales director Wilfred Krog. Image: TECO Australia Quick wins can be achieved in the efficiency game, particularly in motors. While many solutions focus on complex digital systems, the TECO MAXe3 Mining Premium Efficiency IE3 electric motor provides […] The post The TECO MAXe3 motor: A

Inside the Gates X-Series hydraulic hose range Image: Motion From weight savings to smarter routing, the new Gates X-Series hydraulic hoses offer powerful benefits for OEMs and end users alike. In this skills development webinar, Motion and Gates explore […] The post Inside the Gates X-Series hydraulic hose range appeared first on Pump Industry Magazine.

Pump stations: The backbone of Lismore flood resilience Lismore floods from 2022. Image: Cloudcatcher Media/stock.adobe.com The Lismore City Council is carrying out major pump upgrades to bolster the city’s flood resilience. Pump stations, regarded as “the lungs of the Lismore flood levee system” by local […] The post Pump stations: The backbone of Lismore flood