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11 May 2020
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Striving to be the first carbon neutral continent by 2050 is undoubtedly the greatest challenge and opportunity of our times. To achieve this, the European Commission has developed its Green Deal – an ambitious package of measures designed to enable people and businesses to transition into a green and sustainable future. Europump takes a look at the impact it could have on the pump industry
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31 March 2020
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Pumps are increasingly required to supply real time operating data to control networks so that their performance can be monitored and adjusted to meet constantly changing production requirements. Hard wiring a sensor into a pump’s rotating drive shaft usually requires the use of a delicate slip ring, but an alternative solution is to use a non-contact radio frequency detector, as Mark Ingham of Sensor Technology explains.
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16 July 2019
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When over 200,000 people attended the largest greenfield festival in the world recently, their expectations were of course very high. This was not simply in relation to the world class music acts they would get to see and hear, but also the opportunity they would have to share in the whole Glastonbury experience.
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06 November 2018
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AxFlow product manager Malcolm Walker looks at the types of positive displacement pumps that are making their mark in the food processing industry
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29 June 2018
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Part of the role of the British Pump Manufacturers' Association (BPMA) is to provide technical support and independent pump technology training to manufacturers, distributors, operators and purchasers of pumping equipment. Here, the Association explains more and highlights two of its recent communiqués
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12 February 2018
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The aftermarket support of large pumping equipment needs to be of the highest standard in order to ensure ongoing availability of the equipment. John Murray, Eastern Region general manager & Jesse Jackson, custom services manager for Sulzer, look at the skills and facilities required to deliver comprehensive field service support
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05 December 2017
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Malcolm Walker of AxFlow believes magnetic drive (mag drive) and canned pumps offer advantages over traditional mechanical sealed process pumps. Here, he explains more about them and explores why they aren’t more commonly used
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08 December 2017
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Rob Richards from pump hire specialist, Sykes Pumps, outlines a business critical temporary pump solution the company provided for Anglian Water’s Water Recycling Centre in Caister, Norfolk
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18 July 2017
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To assist end users in selecting the best type of equipment for their application, Richard Oxley, vacuum product manager for Atlas Copco UK, offers a brief overview of the operating principles and current developments in the four main categories of industrial vacuum pump
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17 March 2017
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Air Operated Double Diaphragm (AODD) pumps are a seal-less, displacement alternative to centrifugal pumps. David Rozée of Triark Pumps explains more about how they work
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09 March 2017
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The LDT Dosatron proportional dosing system can be used for the dosing of coolant lubricants and, according to Jens Voigt of LDT Dosiertechnik, its innovative design significantly increases the energy efficiency of machine tools. Instead of an electric drive, the unit has a hydraulic motor and works without electricity
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09 March 2017
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Supplied by Michael Smith Engineers, Inoxpa sanitary lobe pumps have helped improve manufacturing processes and reduced maintenance and downtime at Malibu Health Products, a manufacturer of sun care and related products that is based in St Albans, UK
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24 March 2016
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Independent printing company, Polestar, is predicted to save more than £10,000 off the annual energy bill at its Sheffield printing plant by adopting a new VSD-driven vacuum pump from Atlas Copco.
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04 March 2016
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Providing an overview of dosing and metering pump technology is not straightforward due to the vast number of applications and the diversity of pump types. Even the definition of what’s being discussed is confused between industries - one man’s dosing is another’s injecting and so on, as Richard Charlton and Malcolm Walker of AxFlow explain
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22 February 2016
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An ad-hoc approach to pump hire can become more expensive than committing to a tailor-made pump hire agreement, according to Chris Graham from pump hire specialist, Sykes Pumps. Here he discusses what he believes are the key advantages of pump hire agreements
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04 November 2015
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The drive continues for improved pump efficiency, as Steve Schofield, director and chief executive of BPMA (British Pump Manufacturers Association), explains
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02 March 2015
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Transferring media with a high viscosity can be problematical for some types of centrifugal pumps, and where the problems of shear have also to be taken into account, selecting an appropriate pump type needs careful consideration. AxFlow outlines one solution
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19 December 2014
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Stonehouse Paper & Bag Mills, based in Gloucestershire, UK, has installed three 500 series process pumps from Watson-Marlow Pumps Group in replacement for some diaphragm pumps that were proving hard to clean, difficult to maintain and expensive to run.
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07 February 2014
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Vacuum is used in the manufacture of virtually everything we use today, but there are many different methods of generating it and the selected technology will depend upon how it is going to be used. Here Mark Sumnall, UK sales director for Busch (UK) looks at some of the more widely used techniques.
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02 July 2013
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The University of Reading is starting to achieve water and energy savings at its Bio Food Hall in the Food & Nutritional Sciences Department following the installation of two Busch RA oil
lubricated rotary vane pumps for the vacuum circuit. According to the University’s Energy Manager Dan Fernbank, since the two pumps were installed by AxFlow earlier this year, water savings of between 20 and 30m³ per day are being attained, this being the equivalent of between 7,000m³ and 11,000m³ annually.
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