New booster pumping station improves water supply in WA towns The Western Australian Government and Water Corporation has completed a $15.2 million project to install a new two and a half million litre water tank, new booster pump station and other supporting infrastructure in the town of Kondinin. As part of this work, around 18km […]
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Xylem introduces Solving Water podcast There are episodes on water reuse, treatment and transport, stressed water supply, monitoring and controls. Xylem’s new podcast is a resource where water professionals and consumers can learn about the latest topics and technologies and about how the company’s work is addressing water challenges around the world. In each episode,
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KSB Satisfied with the Current Financial Year The pump and valve manufacturer KSB is satisfied with the current financial year. Order intake, sales revenue and EBIT developed as planned and are well above the prior-year figures. Read rest of article Source: Impeller Magazine
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When a foreman calls a company and says, “I need a pump for my mine,” what comes to mind first? What kind of pump does the end user need? Is it slurry, submersible sump, gland water, metering, plant water supply, dewatering, a dust suppression pump or a booster pump?
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Sulzer showcases services for energy sector On Sulzers stand, visitors will be able to see examples of its expertise, including 3D printed pump components and turbine blades. Sulzer will be at the 23rd International Energy Sector Exhibition, taking place Veracruz, Mexico from 13-15 November, presenting its maintenance services for pumps, motors, generators, compressors, and turbines.
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Europump leads drive for harmonisation Europump is at the forefront of the drive for harmonisation of quality standards for products that come into contact with drinking water. Europump, the European Association of Pump Manufacturers, is at the forefront of the drive for harmonisation of quality standards for products that come into contact with drinking water.
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Pentair’s fish-friendly impeller at Aquatech The large fish-friendly flood control impeller was on display at Aquatech Amsterdam. Pentair Fairbanks Nijhuis recently showcased its pumps and systems for critical water infrastructure and industrial applications at Aquatech Amsterdam. The company showcased its capabilities for water treatment, wastewater, sewage and flood control and a highlight at the Pentair booth
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Irrigation infrastructure benefits Tasmanian farmers Tasmanian farmers are set to benefit from a range of new irrigation infrastructure schemes in a bid to transform Tasmanian agriculture, create jobs and meet the growing demand for premium produce. The Tasmanian and Federal Governments are jointly investing $170 million into Tasmania’s Pipeline to Prosperity – Tranche Three, with
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Murray Bridge wastewater project powers ahead Works are moving along as planned on the construction of a new pump station and wastewater treatment plant for Murray Bridge in South Australia, with the plant on track to begin operating in the first half of 2020. The works are part of a $52 million upgrade to the
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WaterNSW implements temporary pump restrictions WaterNSW has implemented temporary pump restrictions set by the State Government to restrict access for unregulated licence holders located between Bathurst and major upstream dams to 20 per cent of their entitlement, effective from 1 November 2019. The section 324 order applies to: Unregulated access licence holders on the Campbell’s
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