NOV provided a pair of their Mono progressing cavity pumps, which are now helping to manage some 12,000 tonnes of material each year, including 7,500 tonnes of food waste, at a major waste recycling plant in Weston-super-Mare.

A single progressing cavity pump form NOV Mono has been used to replace a number of centrifugal pumps and improve pumping performance on an agricultural effluent duty in New Zealand. The Mono pump is now transferring animal effluent over considerable distances at Castle Glen Farms in Foxton, on New Zealand’s North Island.

Mono Pumps Ltd has announced the appointment of two new Area Sales Managers who will help to further increase the profile of Mono Pumps products into Germany.

Schools in Essex are undergoing a quiet revolution in pumping technology as high performance Mutrator units from Mono Pumps are introduced into the sewage handling systems to replace noisy ejector pumps.

NOV Mono has designed and manufactured its largest W Range progressing cavity pumps ever built. The four pumps have been ordered for two major wastewater treatment plant upgrade projects, and at 11-metres long they will have double the size and double the capacity of pumps normally used for this type of sludge cake application.

NOV Mono has provided ten progressing cavity pumps which are installed at the heart of a new wastewater treatment works in Sussex. The Southern Water works in Peacehaven features a number of different Mono pumps, including EZstrip cake pumps, LF injection pumps and Widethroat pumps.

Users of seepex pumps in the UK and Europe can now benefit from the market leading, technical and service back up offered by Mono Pumps with the introduction of genuine Mono manufactured spares for the seepex range.

The demands on production systems for medically necessary oligonucleotides are high. Chemical resistance and biological integrity are just as important today as enormous flexibility in order to be able to synthesise a wide variety of drugs. With its special diaphragm metering pumps, LEWA GmbH guarantees compliance with these requirements even for critical mixing tasks and, in addition to standardised platform technologies, even provides customer-specific GMP-compliant systems.

Atlas Copco announces its next generation of dry claw vacuum pumps – the DZS A series. This new series sets a benchmark for performance, efficiency, and reliability.

At a nickel-cobalt mine in Papua New Guinea, until the end of 2017 cost-optimized diaphragm pumps from a regional manufacturer were used to pump 98 percent sulfuric acid. Sulfuric acid is required for the extraction of nickel from laterite. However, as the units previously used had a high failure rate and long downtimes, those responsible decided to replace them with new models.