Electric Or Diesel: Selection Criteria Should Include Operating Costs For Temporary Bypass Pumping

For decades, the standard in temporary bypass pumping has been diesel-powered portable pumps, and for good reason: Their flexibility and the ability to set them up anywhere has made them the go-to choice. But with fluctuating fuel and rising servicing costs, as well as growing interest in cleaner, greener sources of power, electric-drive pumps can be a viable alternative for project needs, especially for longer-term projects.
Download our latest white paper, Electric or Diesel: Selection Criteria Should Include Operating Costs for Temporary Bypass Pumping, and learn:
- Which operating conditions are needed to correctly estimate operating costs for your project
- How to convert your needs into operating costs
- How to calculate your operating costs over time
This paper also includes real-life examples of how Xylem helped customers determine which types of pumps to use for their projects to both meet project requirements and realize the greatest savings.
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