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When it comes to keeping food and beverage pumps running efficiently, a pump expert identifies errors you should avoid. For the past 33 years, Jim McCormick has been solving problems for his sanitary and process equipment customers. Most of the time, he says, these problems could have been avoided. Learn why pumps fail and some common specification mistakes to avoid.
Read MoreWhy do pumps fail? Address the most common problems and follow best maintenance practices to keep critical water and wastewater pumps running around the clock.
Read MoreManufacturing trends in 2024—big data, IoT, predictive maintenance and innovative technologies like 3D printing, augmented reality, and drones will drive manufacturing in the next year and beyond.
Read MoreMarrying a specific product with the right equipment is crucial in chemical processing pump maintenance. Here are the top six mistakes to avoid and the top 10 tips for proper chemical pump maintenance.
Read MoreIt can be as smooth and clear as water or wine, or as sticky and thick as cookie dough or peanut butter. Regardless the viscosity, one thing remains a top priority when pumping processed food and beverages—no corners can be cut when it comes to keeping the systems clean and hygienically safe. Food-and-beverage pumps are subjected to extensive and harsh cleaning procedures to assure that they meet all health regulations.
Read MoreHigh-performance machines require highly skilled professionals who use a race-car team approach to preventive and predictive maintenance and reliability at Frito-Lay’s world-class North American manufacturing facility. Recently, the snack food giant announced it will add 120 jobs in a $200 million plant expansion.
Read MoreHalf the year, she lives and works on a 100-meter offshore vessel tracking underwater bombs, creating nautical charts, and building islands. When the work ends and all the men onboard go home to dry land, she moves to her floating home—a 12.5-meter sailboat—on which she and her husband sail the world. Last year, Emeline Veit spent only 10 days on dry land. She wouldn’t have it any other way.
Read MoreRendela Wenzel is a female engineer and a reliability star in a global arena. A global consultant engineer for pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly & Company, Wenzel works with a variety of pharmaceutical-grade equipment, including bulk pharma pumps, tanks, agitators, vacuum dryers, chromatography columns, vacuum units, and buffer systems.
Read MoreThe Siemens program, Introduce a Girl to Engineering, offered to girls from fifth to twelfth grades, begins with a 30-minute interactive presentation that demonstrates the versatility and creativity of the engineering profession. This is where the girls are shown how things such as cheesecake, perfume, and stuffed animals require engineers to manufacture them.
Read MoreWorking as a water engineering director and as a centrifugal pump design and performance engineer helps Elena Rodríguez expand her knowledge-base every day. Here we hear how her varied experience has helped her to tackle complex water projects worldwide.
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