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Pumps
A state-of-the-art analyser system that provides fast, fully automated monitoring of up to four sampling points has enabled a popular Swiss town to take swift action in the event of abnormal changes to water quality.
In the Canton of Zug (where since 1892, utility company WWZ has supplied water services), heavy rainfall, nearby construction and ageing assets could all trigger changes in water…
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Aalberts Integrated Piping Systems (IPS), a global leader in advanced integrated piping systems for the distribution and control of liquids and gases, has highlighted its Apollo Valves API 607 fire-safe valves.
The API 607 certification, developed by the American Petroleum Institute, is recognised worldwide as the leading fire-test standard for quarter-turn valves. Apollo fire-safe valves…
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Landia has won a significant order to supply low-energy mixers to the Tamboril Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) in the Dominican Republic as part of a new government scheme to improve wastewater collection and treatment systems.
For challenging rectangular aeration tanks approximately 30m by 25m by 3.5m, the slow-speed Landia 9HP POP-I 180rpm mixers with stainless-steel propellers create gentle…
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Mitsubishi Electric Automation has released FreeFlow, a pre-engineered and fully configurable pump control panel system aimed at improving energy efficiency, clog resistance and operational control for pumping applications across the water, wastewater, oil & gas and deep well irrigation sectors.
FreeFlow integrates Mitsubishi Electric’s advanced FR-F800 variable frequency drive (VFD)…
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Nikkiso Clean Energy & Industrial Gases Group has launched a next-generation submerged ammonia pump, responding to growing demand for safer, more efficient fluid handling in the energy, petrochemical and industrial gas sectors.
The new pump is designed to be industry-leading in safety, reliability and maintenance performance, addressing long-standing operational issues in ammonia handling…
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Thank you for following us, and we look forward to resuming activity on 2 January 2026.
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An innovative mixing solution from Landia has solved a long-standing issue at a troublesome pumping station that receives wastewater from trains in the South of England.
The existing duty pump in the 30m3 chamber kept blocking: unable to fully deal with the solids from trains’ toilets, which over time, greatly reduced the site’s capacity.
“When we first visited the pumping station, I…
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Pipelines
Johnson Matthey (JM) has officially opened its first hydrogen internal combustion engine (H₂ICE) facility, where cutting-edge emission control systems will be tested.
A global leader in sustainable technologies, JM has developed the new centre of excellence to strengthen its world-class heavy-duty vehicle testing capabilities.
H₂ICE uses zero carbon hydrogen fuel in tried-and-tested engine…
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Process filter manufacturer Amazon Filters has turned round an urgent water company request to help restore drinkable tap water to around 20,000 homes and businesses in the southeast of England.
The Surrey-based firm mobilised and delivered an immediate supply of 225 filter cartridges on a one-day turnaround from its Camberley production centre, co-ordinating the response among its internal…
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Trafag has highlighted the versatile accessory suite tailored for the 879x Hybrid Gas Density Monitor.
Trafag set out to fix some of the industry's most burdensome tasks with their products, and their integrated fill port systems now set the industry standard.
It is optimised for both direct in-site analysing of gas quality and safe, direct gas replenishment without needing to remove the…
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A Borger Rotary Lobe Pump has completed more than 20 years of service for a food manufacturer that produces syrups, concentrate, vitamin combinations and emulsions for a range of alcohol-free beverages.
Recording over two decades of reliability with very low wear, and still going strong, the Borger pump is managed by a control unit (combined with a frequency converter) that regulates speed, so…
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Pipelines
Lummus Technology and Advanced Ionics broke ground recently on a pilot plant for Advanced Ionics' cutting-edge electrolyser technology.
"By demonstrating Advanced Ionics' technology at our state-of-the-art R&D facility, we are leveraging the expertise of our scientists and R&D team, plus our proven track record of developing breakthrough technologies," said Leon de Bruyn, president and chief…
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Pipelines
Greene Tweed has achieved a significant advancement in hydrogen compression technology.
The company’s newly engineered composite closed impeller set a record-breaking tip speed of 688 m/s in testing – nearly double that of traditional metallic impellers.
The innovation highlights the potential of advanced composite materials to enhance performance, reduce costs, and improve efficiency in…
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Pipelines
Penspen has been awarded a project by National Gas Transmission (NGT) to explore the effects of oxygen as an inhibitor for pipeline embrittlement as the operator develops a national hydrogen pipeline network.
The project, which has been funded by OFGEM’s Network Innovation Allowance (NIA), will investigate whether oxygen is an effective and practical solution for inhibiting hydrogen…
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Water resources are facing increasing threats from pollution, over extraction and the impact of climate change, making it even more critical to conserve and manage.
Pumping stations are a crucial part of the water infrastructure and effective flow monitoring is just one of the essential stages in their overall operation. Whilst it is difficult to pinpoint an exact number of water pumping…
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Emerson has introduced the Anderson Greenwood Type 84 pressure-relief valve, engineered to deliver leak-tight performance at very high pressures for hydrogen storage, transport and refuelling systems, as well as other critical gas services in the petrochemical and energy sectors.
The press notice emphasises the valve’s zero-leakage sealing technology, robust spring and trim materials rated…
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KSB has revealed the ELN-150 Imvubu, a new self-priming wastewater pump engineered to handle large solids and abrasive slurries in municipal and industrial wastewater applications.
The manufacturer describes the Imvubu as incorporating a widened inlet geometry, an optimised impeller profile and hardened wear components, enabling it to pass larger debris with a lower risk of clogging while…
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Pipelines
Manchester City has reached a significant sustainability milestone: City Football Academy, home to the Club’s 16 training pitches, now irrigates exclusively with rainwater. This innovation eliminates reliance on external water sources, conserves local water supplies, and reduces the Club’s environmental footprint.
Since July 2023, Manchester City has saved an impressive 80 million liters of…
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