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Xylem supports China earthquake relief
The equipment is valued at $290,000, and will provide nearly 55,000 litres of safe drinking water per hour for quake victims living in relief shelters. Xylem executive leaders and technicians are currently in Sichuan to train local workers to operate the equipment.
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Healthy Recovery
Lowara, through its local distributor Efstratiadis SA, collaborated closely with the internal construction team headed by Dr. Papavasilopoulos Fotios, Managing Director of Olympion Clinic, in order to choose the best re-circulation and pumping solutions.
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Vogel Pumpen supplies water under the Adriatic to two Croatian islands
To respond to the need for fresh water to be pumped to the islands, especially to meet peak demand during the tourist season in the summer, the Croatian government instigated the plan for a pumping station on the mainland, close to the village of Stinica.
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Astor Place – Out of the Lab and Into the Real World: Proving the Significance of Overall System Efficiency
At first glance, the sleek and sculptural 21-story Astor Place tower in New York City appears out of place in the heart of the fabled bohemian East Village. But true to the spirit of the neighborhood, Astor Place is challenging convention and advancing the ideals of energy conservation and sustainability.
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Bell & Gossett legacy established by century of growth and innovation
Though it’s now a leading brand for Xylem Inc., one of the world’s largest pure play water technology companies, Bell & Gossett got its start as a family owned business. The B&G brand marks its centennial in 2016, remaining true to the precepts instilled by its founders 100 years ago.
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Bell & Gossett’s VSX pump streamlines maintenance at Milwaukee’s VA Medical Center
Bell & Gossett manufacturer’s representative, Hydro-Flo, in Brookfield, Wisconsin, presented a solution to the VA’s pump room challenge: the VSX vertical split case pump.
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A systems approach to energy and water efficiency in commercial buildings
New building codes continue to raise efficiency standards for new and existing buildings; economic conditions pressure organizations to cut energy costs wherever possible; and new corporate sustainability initiatives require steady efficiency improvements.
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EPAL cuts real water loss by 1.7 million cubic meters annually using high-precision pipeline inspection technologies
In 2016, EPAL recognized a deviation in the non-revenue water (NRW) trend since implementation of the DMA program. The issue was promptly identified in two supply zones, encompassing 150 kilometers of water transmission mains, predominately composed of large diameter reinforced concrete pipe built in 1965.
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Municipality uses inline leak detection technology to gather actionable data, avoid costly failures, and update alignment of wastewater pressure main
In recent years, the condition assessment of wastewater mains has become heavily regulated and required by law.
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