Customers of the Spaix pump selection software have something to look forward to: the latest version will be launched at the end of October. In addition to many new functions, the program’s performance has been further improved. Moreover, the manufacturer VSX – VOGEL SOFTWARE has paid special attention to the topic of sustainability in Spaix 6.
Revenues again exceed €500 million, earnings affected by expenditure on brand development.
High-pressure water jetting is becoming increasingly widespread as a method of activating the cylinder bore surfaces of engine blocks prior to thermal coating.
Municipalities will spend $1.2 billion in 2015 for new centrifuges to dewater sewage sludge. This is the conclusion reached by the McIlvaine Company in Sedimentation & Centrifugation World Markets.
On the basis of the motor platform 1LE1, the Siemens Drive Technologies Division is now introducing motors specially for frequency converter operation.
Flowserve Corporation announced the opening of its state-of-the-art pump manufacturing plant in Coimbatore, India. The facility will support the company’s existing Indian operations and provide pump products for power and oil & gas industries throughout the Asia Pacific region.
Rovatti Pompe is proud to highlight the latest developed product for deep installations: the new 16EX series of 16″ AISI 316 casted stainless steel electric borehole pumps.
The Hydraulic Institute (HI) recognized and honored Lucian Dobrot, Senior Product Engineer, Taco, Inc. as HI’s Young Engineer of the Year award recipient. The award was presented to Mr. Dobrot during HI’s 2014 Annual meeting in Phoenix, Arizona.
Following its recent acquisition of the Robbins and Myers business, NOV Mono has announced plans to increase its penetration of the European market.
Michael Sigmund (56) was appointed, at the request of the Managing Board of Siemens AG, to the Supervisory Board by the District Court of Charlottenburg (Berlin) as the new representative of the Executive Employees.
Voith successfully concluded its work at Budarhals hydropower plant in Iceland. Voith and Landsvirkjun, the National power company in Iceland, celebrated together the inauguration of the project. The Budarhals hydropower plant will run with an installed capacity of 95 megawatts and an energy generating capacity of estimated 585 GWh annually.
