Featured Articles
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La Caldera - Flood Control
9/28/2023
Watch to learn about a landmark project in Mexico City, the La Caldera pump station.
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Spannenburg, Netherlands - Water Supply
9/28/2023
When the Netherlands' largest drinking water supplier sought reliable and efficient pumping solutions, they found their answer in KSB.
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Canoas Project - Wastewater
9/28/2023
Bogota, Colombia, confronted a dilemma: surging wastewater volumes due to population growth, coupled with the escalating demand for eco-friendly water treatment solutions.
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Sustainability – KSB's Shared Global Commitment
8/29/2023
For over 150 years, KSB has been solving our customers’ toughest pumping challenges. Now we have an additional shared global commitment: Sustainability. Learn how we are translating this commitment into practice, worldwide.
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KSB Throughout The Water Cycle
8/29/2023
View examples of KSB’s products and expertise covering the entire water cycle from around the world.
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Conquering The Clog: Overcoming Grease, Rocks, Rags, And Oils
8/30/2018
Lloyd Knauer, maintenance and operations supervisor for the Valley Forge Sewer Authority, helps explain why life is easier these days at his regional treatment plant, thanks to their non-clog pumps.
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Upgraded Pumping System Eliminates Clogging
8/30/2018
The pumps at the septage receiving wetwell at the Valley Forge Sewer Authority’s collection system were constantly clogging -- creating frequent headaches for the operators, and costing valuable time and expenses.
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KSB Maintenance Event- Operations Challenge 2018
8/23/2018
This year marks the 30th year of the Operations Challenge. KSB is excited to be supplying the package for the Operations Challenge KSB Maintenance Event through 2021.
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Is My Pump Operating At Its Optimum Rate?
11/16/2017
An optimized pump and slurry system can make or break a business in the Canadian Oil Sands. Use these tips to boost your efficiency and reduce maintenance costs.
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Optimizing Activated Sludge Mixing
10/24/2017
Mixing activated sludge to a velocity of 0.03 meters/second is important because it keeps bacteria in motion, avoids sedimentation and optimizes the biological wastewater treatment process. Water Talk recently caught up with Michael Lebkuecher, Director of Product Management for Solids Handling Pumps and Rainer Kutzko, Senior Project Engineer, both with KSB to learn more about mixing considerations.