Pump Station Monitoring News

  1. Odor And Corrosion Control For Sewage Lines, Pump Stations, And Collection Systems 11/1/2018

    The Gener-Ox LS process is a chemical-free technology that addresses the root cause of H2S odor and corrosion problems in sewage transport. The process is completed by converting sewage flow from anaerobic to an aerobic biology.

  2. Sulzer Launches Its Next Generation Intelligent Pump Controller For Monitoring And Controlling A 2-Pump Sewage Station 10/9/2018

    EC 531 is an all-in-one unit for control and monitoring of sewage pumping stations with one or two pumps. The equipment controller ensures increased efficiency and reliability of municipal pumping stations and supports all aspects of the LCC (life cycle costs) calculations. It offers straightforward control and monitoring via floats or advanced control via a continuous level signal. EC 531 is also equipped with smart VFD control including PID and BEP, which save energy, and equipment costs.

  3. Full-Scale Deployment Of Next Filtration's FOG STOP By Severn Trent Water 9/24/2018

    Severn Trent has signed an important new agreement with Next Filtration to allow full-scale deployment of its Next FOG STOP technology, which reduces the build-up of FOG (fats, oils and grease) in sewers.

  4. Landia Pumps Clear The FOG At Texas Lift Stations 8/24/2018

    Nestled in the pastoral landscape of the Blue Lake Estates’ Community, a group of cautiously optimistic operators, officials and suppliers gathered around the Deer Haven lift station.

  5. 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.

  6. Hawaii's Groundbreaking $375M Wastewater Project Officially Unveiled 6/26/2018

    The completion of Hawaii’s largest ever wastewater system upgrade was formally announced last week by Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell.

  7. Population And Reliable Infrastructure Grow Side By Side In Sioux Falls 5/14/2018

    Sioux Falls is the largest city in South Dakota and growing larger each day. In 2016, the city’s population increased by 5,200 people to a current population of 178,500 residents. A growing, thriving community needs its infrastructure to grow as well.

  8. Vertical Pump Portfolio Expands Range With Turbines Greater Than 30” 4/26/2018

    Xylem’s vertical turbine portfolio has served the market with a wide range of hydraulic conditions to meet many pumping needs with optimum efficiency using state-of-the-art techniques in turbine pump design.

  9. DC Water Opens First Leg Of Massive Tunnel System 4/3/2018

    Last week the District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority (DC Water) commissioned the first major component of the DC Clean Rivers Program ahead of the deadline outlined by the consent decree.

  10. Enhanced Franklin Electric FPS PowerSewer System Provides Added Flexibility In Service Friendly System 2/14/2018

    Franklin Electric Co., Inc. offers the enhanced FPS PowerSewer System as a more flexible, service friendly, and efficient system for residential and commercial applications. This low-pressure sewer system is available in 60-, 72-, 84-, and 96-inch basin sizes and pumps wastewater to a collection or treatment area, making it a proven alternative to gravity sewer systems and septic tanks.