The education program for the Process Heating & Cooling Show includes industry leaders sharing their knowledge and expertise on range of industrial topics.

Water pump manufacturer Grundfos broke ground on its Americas Regional Center in Brookshire, Texas, a facility that will house company sales, operations, engineering, human resources, finance and other support functions.

Magnes Series use a magnetic drive without dynamic seals, providing a leak-free pumping solution for difficult-to-seal, valuable, dangerous and hazardous liquids.

A corrosion-resistant vacuum pump has been designed to guard against the damaging effects of ammonia-based refrigerants. The NP12DA1 ammonia vacuum pump from Navac combines protection with power via a flow rate of 12 cfm for fast performance.

The 0.25 to 1” vortex-shedding flowmeter line is intended for 2 to 50 gal/min of chemicals, corrosives or water.

PSM Basic Training, a public-facing version of the Hydraulic Institute’s pumping-oriented training, is intended to inform prospective and new personnel about pumps, components, pump systems and other relevant topics with pre-recorded webinar modules and white papers.

An aftermarket service provider in North South Wales is the first SPX Flow channel partner in Australia to achieve “certified repair centre” status for Waukesha Cherry-Burrell (WCB) product lines.

Sinamics G120X has a power range of 1 to 700 hp (0.75 to 630 kW) and can operate in a temperature range from -4 to 140°F (20 to 60°C) with any standard motor, including synchronous reluctance motors. 

Contract materials testing can evaluate the properties of materials undergoing rapid loading and help the engineer select the most resistant material, or the coating designer to improve their coating. 

Many types of pumps are suitable for use in the food industry, including rotary lobe, rotary piston, reciprocating positive displacement and air-operated double diaphragm designs. Traditional pumps, however, can be expensive to maintain while lobular pumps have low flow rates.