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Detailed review of Iron Bridge Magnetite complete

Detailed review of Iron Bridge Magnetite complete Limited project works on critical path items will occur over the next three months on Fortescue Metals Group’s Iron Bridge Magnetite Project in Western Australia due to a technical and commercial assessment being undertaken following the completion of a detailed review of the project which outlined a revised […]

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Condition monitoring for submersible wastewater pumps with Smartobserver

Condition monitoring for submersible wastewater pumps with Smartobserver Submersible wastewater pumps are an integral part of efficiently transporting sewage from one station to another in urban areas. Eventually this sewage will end up at a STP (sewage treatment plant) ready for processing. Little thought is given to these workhorses, as they are out of sight

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Calls for custom-ventilated quarantine facilities

Calls for custom-ventilated quarantine facilities The Australian Institute of Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Heating (AIRAH) has backed the Victorian Government’s investigation into building a dedicated quarantine facility with a customised ventilation system. AIRAH is urging all Australian governments to follow suit.  The Australian hotel quarantine system has registered outbreaks in Adelaide in November 2020, in

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Pump station tender due for release under Tamar Estuary works

Pump station tender due for release under Tamar Estuary works Several minor works and critical engineering works are progressing as part of TasWater’s commitment to the Tamar Estuary River Health Action Plan (RHAP), including a pump station tender due to be released shortly. Ongoing investigations into major projects outlined in the plan are also underway.

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New pump station for Bundaberg’s aeromedical base

New pump station for Bundaberg’s aeromedical base A sewage pump station is being built as part of the new Aeromedical Centre of Excellence in the Bundaberg Regional Aviation and Aerospace Precinct, which will turn Bundaberg into a major regional aerospace precinct. Member for Bundaberg, Tom Smith, said the Queensland Government contributed almost $2 million towards

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Smart? ?progressive? ?cavity? ?pumps? ?and? ?how? ?they? ?can? ?increase? ?your? ?bottom? ?line

Smart? ?progressive? ?cavity? ?pumps? ?and? ?how? ?they? ?can? ?increase? ?your? ?bottom? ?line The pump industry relies on expertise from a large and varied range of specialists, from experts in particular pump types to those with an intimate understanding of pump reliability; and from researchers who delve into the particulars of pump curves to experts in

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Moving s#!t: the advantages of the new FX range from dab

Moving s#!t: the advantages of the new FX range from dab The new FX range by DAB includes four distinct models for various wastewater applications. The range includes: DRENAG FX: Draining pumps with rubber coverings that limit wear due to the presence of sand or abrasive particles. Suitable for draining environments prone to flooding where

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