As per an exhaustive analysis by FMI, the global submersible pumps market is poised to total US $ 14.45 Bn by 2031 in comparison to the US $ 8.42 Bn registered in 2020.
NETZSCH Pumps North America announces the new N.Mac Twin Shaft Grinder, designed to protect pumps and processes. The N.Mac is designed to fragment a variety of materials, and is ideal for wastewater treatment, biogas and biomass plants, food, animal processing, and other waste and industrial applications.
Equipment designed for nuclear power stations requires extensive testing before products are accepted and delivered to the build process. For high energy pumps, vibration levels both at the best efficiency point (BEP) and at low flow rates need to be kept to an absolute minimum in order to meet the strict specifications laid out by the operator.
The pump manufacturer Tsurumi now offers an impact cover that protects the build-in water level sensor even in the event of massive force.
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What’s at stake? Liquid pumps and related equipment are the single largest user of electricity in industrial and commercial applications. In the UK this amounts to 45TWh annually which is equivalent to the annual electricity use of 12 million homes.
ITT Goulds Pumps announces the launch of its newly redesigned 3700i API 610 OH2 Pump for the oil industry. This revolutionary new product enhances Goulds Pumps’ OH2 market offering and is API 610 12 Edition Compliant.
A pump containing three sleeve bearings made from a new bearing material, Hitemp 160 − which can operate to temperatures up to 160°C and is resistant to abrasive material − has been tested in a pump that has received South African Bureau of Standards (SABS) certification.
RectorSeal introduces the Aspen Pumps M4R Series and RTP (RectorSeal Tank Pump) Series of condensate tank pumps.
Expanders and high energy pumps involved in the hydrocarbon industry face many challenges; from the evolution of operating conditions to corrosive media and rising operating costs over their life span. Advances in manufacturing, repair and monitoring technology are enabling operators to mitigate these effects and prolong the effective service life of this important equipment.
