Search Results
-
-
-
Flygt
ENM-10 Level Switch
-
Flygt
LTU 403
DISCONTINUED -
Flygt
MagFlux Flow Meter
DISCONTINUED -
Flygt
VFD Pump Controller
-
-
-
Goulds Water Technology
1SC – Bottom Suction Drainage/Booster Pump
DISCONTINUED -
Goulds Water Technology
2AUW, 3AUW Gasoline Engine Driven Specialty Pumps
DISCONTINUED -
Rule
Portable Hand Pump
-
-
Bell & Gossett
Glycol Make-Up Unit (GMU) GMU30/GMU60
DISCONTINUED -
Bell & Gossett
Model 70X Pressure Boosting System
DISCONTINUED -
Bell & Gossett
Pressure Booster – Constant Speed Model 70E
DISCONTINUED -
Blog Page
Five ways confirmation of containment can strengthen your integrity program
Pure Technologies' SmartBall platform can ensure product containment beyond the detection limit of any other LDS. In this blog, we’ll explore five ways this tool benefits an integrity management program by providing complete confirmation of containment.
-
Blog Page
How can I leverage pipeline inspection and monitoring data for long-term planning?
Utilities can predict the future condition of their pipelines and estimate when specific pipes should be reinspected or considered for repair or replacement. The ability to forecast helps utilities better plan and budget for pipeline maintenance in the coming years.
-
Blog Page
How inline leak detection can support your inline inspection program
While leak detection and inline inspection (ILI) are different areas of pipeline integrity, the use of inline leak detection tools can support ILI results.
-
Blog Page
How large a leak could you be missing with CPM?
Computational pipeline monitoring (CPM) is legislated on most pipelines in North America. While these systems are crucial in maintaining the integrity of a pipeline, they only operate at roughly 2-3% of throughput, and have a theoretical limit of 1% of throughput due to the error tolerance for meters.
-
Blog Page
Increased regulation makes rising main management a risk priority
While metallic rising mains have been historically difficult to manage, a risk-based approach increases confidence in the condition of the pipeline.
-
Blog Page
Repair vs. replace: a comparative analysis of large valve management
In the fall of 2017, Grand Rapids contracted with Wachs Water Services to assess and evaluate 20 additional large valves Grand Rapids’ transmission system to pilot the foreign method of maintenance, operation and rehabilitation.
-
Blog Page
Using the right data to improve pipeline management
With stories of broken mains and aging infrastructure attracting more public attention, pipeline owners face difficult questions about long-term planning for their water and wastewater linear assets. In particular, when and where to focus renewal funding to service these aging networks.
-
Blog Page
What makes a pipeline deteriorate to a state of failure?
According to AWWA’s 2016 Benchmarking Survey, the average water and wastewater utility has seven breaks per 100 miles of piping every year. Tip-top systems experience just four breaks in that distance, while those at the bottom have 18.
-
Blog Page
Continuous electrodeionisation (CEDI) vs mixed bed systems for power plants
Explore how CEDI outperforms mixed bed systems in power plant water treatment - cutting costs, boosting efficiency, and supporting sustainability goals.
