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Slurry cartridge seals with a separable gland from a sealing technology innovator

Lauren Cella March 16, 2021 Chemicals and plastics, Engineering, Mining, News, Partner Solutions, Pulp & paper, Reliability, Seals, Water & wastewater 0

SPE, a mechanical seal design and manufacturing company, has launched a slurry seal series of separable gland cartridge seals....

State of the Industry 2021: finding opportunities in an uncertain time

Lauren Cella February 2, 2021 COVID-19, Energy Efficiency, Engineering, Features, HVAC, Industry news, Irrigation, Manufacturing, Market and economics, Mining, Oil & gas, Power Generation, Pulp & paper, Repair and aftermarket, Water & wastewater 0

Now in its eighth year, Pump Industry’s State of the Industry explores how the events of 2020 impacted the...

Four methods for maintaining minimum flow conditions

Imogen Hartmann September 30, 2020 Centrifugal pumps, Chemicals and plastics, LNG, Motors, drives and engines, Oil & gas, Partner Solutions, Power Generation, Pulp & paper, Rotodynamic pumps, Valves 0

Most centrifugal pumps operate with a constant speed along a fixed curve, however in modern process systems there is...

Government responds to industry call for essential service status

Lauren Cella March 31, 2020 Building Services, Chemicals and plastics, COVID-19, Engineering, Expansion joints, Fans, Filtration, Fire pumps, Food processing, HVAC, Industry news, Instrumentation, control and monitoring, Irrigation, Manufacturing, Mining, Motors, drives and engines, News, Oil & gas, PIA news, Policy, Power Generation, Pulp & paper, Seals, Spotlight, Valves, Water & wastewater 0

Members of the National Cabinet have responded to a letter sent by Pump Industry Australia (PIA) calling for the...

Best practices for expansion joints in the process industries

Pumps Journalist March 18, 2020 Condition monitoring, Expansion joints, HVAC, Instrumentation, control and monitoring, Mining, Oil & gas, Partner Solutions, Pulp & paper, Reliability 0

Operating equipment in the process industries can be fraught with dangers. Specifically, rubber expansion joints used at high temperatures...

Pumps vs wet wipes

Lauren Cella July 21, 2016 News, Pulp & paper, Sewage Pumping Stations, Water & wastewater 0

Across Australia and the world, water utilities are witnessing an increase in faults caused by non- degradable materials entering...

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Wagga Wagga City Council is progressing with plans for the Lake Albert pipeline, with the New South Wales Government issuing a license to Council to authorise the transfer of water from the Murrumbidgee River to Lake Albert.

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Tasmania’s Don Irrigation Scheme construction tenders are now closed, with the $29 million project including the laying of 67km of pipeline and the construction of three pump stations.

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The Marong Region in Victoria now has a new 3ML concrete tank and booster pump station, with the long-awaited project creating a future of consistent water pressure for the town.

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A $9 million water infrastructure project is set to boost water security in the Bland Shire, and will include a new water tower, eight kilometre water supply trunk main, seven kilometre distribution water main, and new transfer pump station.

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Slurry cartridge seals with a separable gland from a sealing technology innovator

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Best practices for expansion joints in the process industries

Pumps vs wet wipes

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