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Razorleaf Corporation Unveils the Next Generation of CLOVER

04.12.2024 -

Razorleaf Corporation, specialized in digital engineering, manufacturing consulting, and systems integration, has introduced the next generation of CLOVER, its powerful digital thread integration platform. Designed to help manufacturing organizations construct a scalable digital thread across the entire product lifecycle, CLOVER, in many cases, eliminates the need for professional services for installation, implementation, and maintenance, reducing the cost and risk associated with integration platforms.

  • Registration Now Open for Europump’s Annual Meeting

    03.12.2024 -

    Europump (the European Pump Association) is delighted to announce that online registration for its highly anticipated 2025 Annual Meeting and General Assembly is now open. Hosted by the Czech Pump Manufacturers Association (CPMA), this prestigious three-day event will be held from May 21st to 23rd, 2025, at the Hilton Hotel in the historic and picturesque city of Prague.

    Weir Wins Order to Supply North America’s Largest Mill Pump

    03.12.2024 -

    The Weir Group PLC (Weir) has been awarded contracts to supply WARMAN slurry pumps and CAVEX hydrocyclones to Teck’s Highland Valley Copper (HVC) Mine Life Extension (MLE) project in Canada. Teck’s Highland Valley Copper Mine Life Extension Project aims to extend the mine’s operational life by enhancing existing site infrastructure, addressing the growing demand for copper driven by the transition to a low-carbon future. The project is expected to yield approximately 1.95 million tons of additional copper over its lifespan.

    Case Study: LeakNavigator Delivers 80% Conversion Rate for Southern Water

    02.12.2024 -

    Southern Water, which serves more than four million customers in the water-scarce south-east of England, is working towards a 15% leakage reduction by 2025, writes Tony Gwynne, leakage solutions director, Ovarro. The water company’s Water Resources Management Plan 2024 sets out long-term plans to more than halve leakage by 2050 through a combination of new technologies and enhanced monitoring, using tools such as acoustic sensors and digitalised management systems.