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As a Senior Hydraulics Engineer for Freese and Nichols, Inc., Tom Hill solves problems for his clients by building hydraulic transient simulation models of pump stations and pipelines to analyze, predict, and solve critical issues.
Read MorePreventive maintenance has become the name of the game when maintaining the many valves, pumps, and other brewery equipment at Rhinegeist Brewery in Cincinnati, Ohio, especially with harsh regulations in food and beverage industry.
Read MoreEd H. Edwards specializes in materials of construction for corrosion and erosion resistance and the proper sizing, selection, and installation of equipment, and he also works closely with end users trouble shooting and maintaining equipment. He is the Vice President of HBE Engineering of Three Rivers, Michigan, a supplier of centrifugal pump minimum flow valves and orifices. He has worked in the pump and related equipment field since 1972 and holds a BS from Western Michigan University.
Read MoreA family-owned motor repair and service company in Pensacola, Florida uses a never-say-no attitude to tackle challenging projects of any size.
Read MoreAn exclusive, private tour of the poste Mazas pumping station in the Sewers of Paris reveals powerful Flygt pumps in action, protecting the City of Light from waste and stormwater overflow.
Read MoreHydro Inc. keeps old machines running like new by incorporating small, continuous improvements with careful maintenance coordination to achieve long life from a diverse collection of machines—excelling in the pump aftermarket with expert equipment repair and refurbishment services.
Read MoreThe pump industry faces a challenge in keeping up with changing efficiency regulations. Programs such as the Hydraulic Institute (HI) Pump Test Lab Approval (PTLA) are helping companies adhere to these standards. Read about how Hydro, Inc. made history with the first HI PTLA certification.
Read MoreAs a senior inside sales engineer, Kirill Zimin is in charge of sizing pumps and selecting and acquiring quotes of its accessories. This requires meeting with customers as a technical expert. Working closely with the sales force at Ruhrpumpen Global, his team must accurately transfer orders to the manufacturing business unit in the oil and gas, power, chemical, metallurgy, and water industries.
Read MoreTen years after Hurricane Katrina's massive devastation, Congress approved $14 billion for a 350-mile ring of protection around New Orleans with a promise to build bigger and stronger levees. The construction of pump stations have been built and more are in progress to keep the city’s three main drainage canals from being overwhelmed by future storms.
Read MoreHurricane Sandy, later upgraded to Superstorm Sandy, was the deadliest, most destructive and strongest storm of the 2012 Atlantic Hurricane Season. Several pump companies deployed equipment to the flooded areas immediately after the storm made landfall near Atlantic City, N.J., on Oct. 29, 2012 to help the area recover from the destruction.
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