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How and When to Prime Your Pumps

Did you know that not priming a pump, or priming a pump incorrectly, are the two main causes of pump…

3 years ago
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5 Things To Consider When Choosing A Slurry Valve

Slurries are some of the most difficult fluids to pump - from abrasive bitumen to the solid or acid and…

3 years ago
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5 Reasons Your Pump Might Be Running Inefficiently

A pump's performance curve, which is included in the documentation provided by the manufacturer, allows you to measure your pump's…

3 years ago
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How To Extend The Life Of Your Valves

Over time, all valves will need to be replaced due to normal wear and tear. However, there is no reason…

3 years ago
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Is Your Pump Drawing Too Much Power?

The biggest expense with centrifugal pumps is not the initial setup cost of the pump itself, it's the cost of…

3 years ago
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What Can Gauges Tell You About Your Centrifugal Pump?

A gauge is one of the best ways to troubleshoot when your centrifugal pump isn't quite working as it should,…

3 years ago
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6 Signs Your Mechanical Seals Are About To Fail

A mechanical seal prevents the water that is being pumped from entering the bearing housing of a centrifugal pump and…

3 years ago
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Pump Maintenance: Preventative or Predictive?

For many companies, pump maintenance is reactive, which means they (whether unintentionally or not) wait for something to break before…

3 years ago
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5 Reasons Why Couplings Fail

A coupling connects two rotating shafts, allowing rotary motion and torque. Although couplings are relatively inexpensive and easy to maintain,…

3 years ago
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Choosing The Right Blower For Your Wastewater Treatmen

In any wastewater treatment plant, about 60% of the energy needs are for aeration. Blowers provide this aeration, keep bacteria…

3 years ago