Category: <span>Industry</span>

Category: Industry

The Advantages of Metering with Gear Pumps

When plant engineers are tasked with selecting and specifying chemical metering pumps, the two common choices that come to mind are either a reciprocating plunger pump or a diaphragm pump. Gear pumps typically are seldom considered as conventional metering pumps have almost become synonymous with reciprocating pumps. Conventional metering pumps, …

Energy Efficient Industrial Water Treatment: Process Equipment Requirements

Industrial water treatment is necessary for many processes such as boiler water treatment, water cooling towers, chemical manufacturing, paints, pulp, and paper manufacturing, and many other applications. Water is a vital natural resource and different industrial uses require different water treatment options based on the process, the water source, and …

The Role of Pumps in Water Treatment: Ultrafiltration

Removing particles through an ultrafiltration water treatment process is a key component in providing clean water for subsequent use. Water filtration pumps are used to pump water through a membrane that removes particles as small as 0.01 μm, or microns, such as suspended solids, bacteria, and other small particles. Ultrafiltration …

Benefits Of Using Pumps With Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs)

Variable frequency drives (VFDs) adjust the pressure or flow on pumps to meet the actual demand. VFDs control the frequency of electricity delivered to pumps and fans. VFDs can provide significant power savings by controlling the rotational speed and frequency of electrical power supplied to the pump motor. VFDs are …

How to Achieve Precision, Accuracy, and Flow Rate with Metering Pumps

Diaphragm metering pumps provide precision and accurate dosing to many applications that require consistent flow. While precision and accuracy are very similar definitions referring to the quality of a measurement, they provide different indications. Precision refers to the degree to which a process or instrument will repeat the same value, …

Effluent Limitation Guidelines For Industrial Wastewater

Industrial wastewater treatment programs are required to meet national guidelines established by the Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, regarding the discharge of industrial wastewater and the level of contaminants allowed. The EPA established Effluent Limitation Guidelines (ELGs) as part of the Clean Water Act of 1972 which limits the maximum contaminant …