Sulzer installs six HST 20 turbocompressors for Severn Trent
WHEN IT came to replacing eight blower units at Derby Sewage Treatment Works, Severn Trent opted for turbocompressor solutions from Sulzer
WHEN IT came to replacing eight blower units at Derby Sewage Treatment Works, Severn Trent opted for turbocompressor solutions from Sulzer
MANUFACTURING WORLD-CLASS pumps and providing around-the-clock repair and upgrade services for all types of rotating equipment – employees at Sulzer’s Leeds facility are always busy. However, teams at the site have been working tirelessly to improve sustainability and wellbeing, enacting green initiatives that are making a real difference.
RESPONDING TO to customers’ needs, Sulzer has developed additional features for the AHSTAR A pump series, with new options now available for demanding industries.
A CARDBOARD mill customer suffered from regular pump breakdowns in the fiber line effluent sump. Sulzer replaced the two existing submersible pumps by one non-clogging AHLSTAR NPP42-150 pump equipped with a Sulzer Ejector. After more than two years in operation, there has been no disturbance.
YOUNG PEOPLE’S perceptions of engineering are strongly associated with their parents’ opinion of engineering, according to EngineeringUK’s latest Engineering Brand Monitor.
SULZER HAS begun the construction of an new 7,200 sq ft expansion to its Baton Rouge Service Center in Louisiana.
MAINTENANCE ENGINEERS had identified a number of pumps that were manufactured to 6th edition standards and would benefit from improved reliability.
MANY INDUSTRIAL applications harbour challenging operating conditions such as corrosive or erosive atmospheres and high temperatures. Every component of rotating machinery used in these conditions needs to operate reliably to ensure an extended overall service life for the equipment. In many cases, specialist coatings form an important part of the design from the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) (or upgrade) and these must be reconditioned or improved during any maintenance project.
Scott Graham looks at the pumps involved in delayed coker units and how their design affects process reliability and efficiency
FOR THE past two decades, equipment manufacturers, users and regulators have been tackling excessive energy consumption. This has led to the development of higher efficiency standards for motors and the adoption of variable speed drive (VSD) technologies to better match energy use and demand
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