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Hayward Tyler increases power at UK site
Gorman–Rupp to acquire National Pump Co
Pump and valve manufacturer Hayward Tyler Group Ltd has uprated the power infrastructure at its core testing facility in Luton, UK.
The Gorman-Rupp Co is planning to buy National Pump Co LLC, the Glendale, Arizona headquartered manufacturer of vertical turbine line shaft pumps, submersible pumps, centrifugal pumps, high pressure booster pumps and packaged pump station systems.
mately US$33 million in 2009.
Founded in 1969, National Pump had revenues of approxi-
www.nationalpumpcompany.com www.gormanrupp.com
Hayward Tyler, which specialises in pumps and valves for the power generation and offshore oil and gas markets, has seen
demand increase in recent years for its high power pumps and motors with a significant increase in electrical testing on new and installed units commissioned for testing by the service division. www.haywardtyler.com
Roger Jeschke, president and CEO of National Pump, and Allen Hobratschk, vice president and COO, will remain with National Pump after GormanRupp has completed the acquisition later this year.
ClydeUnion, Bjørge sign Allweiler wins €5mn fuel distribution, service injection skid order in Iraq agreement ClydeUnion Pumps has entered into a distribution and service agreement with Bjørge Eureka AS, a subsidiary of Bjørge ASA, covering the Norwegian market. The ClydeUnion Pumps/Bjørge partnership will give ClydeUnion Pumps improved access to new projects and aftermarket opportunities in the region and allow the
company to better service its extensive installed base of pumps in the Norwegian Continental Shelf.
Colfax Corp’s Allweiler AG will deliver a €5 million fuel-injection skid order through Siemens AG for use in gas turbines in Iraq.
ClydeUnion Pumps has been supplying pumping equipment to the Norwegian sector since the mid 1970s.
The skids will be used for power plant expansions in Kirkuk as well as new plants being built in Baiji and Baghdad.
www.clydeunion.com www.bjorge.no
The first two skids will be completed in early 2011. The Iraqi Ministry of Electricity has
Baker Hughes buys PCP system supplier Tanroc Baker Hughes Inc has acquired the Canadian oilfield equipment and service supplier Tanroc. Based in Lloydminster, Alberta, Canada, Tanroc mainly supplies progressing cavity pumping (PCP) systems and surface production equipment, including variable frequency drives for downhole pumping systems and wellhead drives. The Tanroc acquisition complements Baker Hughes’ LIFTEQ line of PCP systems, and solidifies a service and repair footprint and direct distribution
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channel for Baker Hughes’ PCP products in the Canadian market. “Tanroc's staff brings to Baker Hughes not only extremely valuable expertise in PCP equipment, but also a proven business model,” said Mike Davis, president of Baker Hughes in Canada. “Both will be important keys to better serving our PCP customers in Canada, as well as in other markets.” www.bakerhughes.com www.tanroc.com
ordered an additional five skids and has options to purchase three more. Designed for redundancy with two high-pressure pumps, the skids are capable of switching between multiple fuel types within a short time without shutting down the turbines. www.colfaxcorp.com www.allweiler.de
Flowserve concrete volute pumps for Dallas flood control Flowserve Corp has won a US$7.5 million order for a flood control pumping project in Dallas, Texas. The pumps will be the first Flowserve concrete volute pumps sold in the United States specifically for flood control service. The order, which was received from Bar Construction of Dallas, includes concrete volute pumps, motors, variable frequency drives and associated equipment, as well as a spare motor
and drive. “We are very proud to have been awarded this project for Dallas, especially since our corporate headquarters is located in this area,” said Tom Ferguson, president, Flowserve Flow Solutions Group. “We are excited about helping to improve flood control for the city of Dallas and are confident this will be a standard for other flood control projects in the US.” www.flowserve.com
Business news
WORLD PUMPS
6J[VILY
Hayward Tyler increases power at UK site
Gorman–Rupp to acquire National Pump Co
Pump and valve manufacturer Hayward Tyler Group Ltd has uprated the power infrastructure at its core testing facility in Luton, UK.
The Gorman-Rupp Co is planning to buy National Pump Co LLC, the Glendale, Arizona headquartered manufacturer of vertical turbine line shaft pumps, submersible pumps, centrifugal pumps, high pressure booster pumps and packaged pump station systems.
mately US$33 million in 2009.
Founded in 1969, National Pump had revenues of approxi-
www.nationalpumpcompany.com www.gormanrupp.com
Hayward Tyler, which specialises in pumps and valves for the power generation and offshore oil and gas markets, has seen
demand increase in recent years for its high power pumps and motors with a significant increase in electrical testing on new and installed units commissioned for testing by the service division. www.haywardtyler.com
Roger Jeschke, president and CEO of National Pump, and Allen Hobratschk, vice president and COO, will remain with National Pump after GormanRupp has completed the acquisition later this year.
ClydeUnion, Bjørge sign Allweiler wins €5mn fuel distribution, service injection skid order in Iraq agreement ClydeUnion Pumps has entered into a distribution and service agreement with Bjørge Eureka AS, a subsidiary of Bjørge ASA, covering the Norwegian market. The ClydeUnion Pumps/Bjørge partnership will give ClydeUnion Pumps improved access to new projects and aftermarket opportunities in the region and allow the
company to better service its extensive installed base of pumps in the Norwegian Continental Shelf.
Colfax Corp’s Allweiler AG will deliver a €5 million fuel-injection skid order through Siemens AG for use in gas turbines in Iraq.
ClydeUnion Pumps has been supplying pumping equipment to the Norwegian sector since the mid 1970s.
The skids will be used for power plant expansions in Kirkuk as well as new plants being built in Baiji and Baghdad.
www.clydeunion.com www.bjorge.no
The first two skids will be completed in early 2011. The Iraqi Ministry of Electricity has
Baker Hughes buys PCP system supplier Tanroc Baker Hughes Inc has acquired the Canadian oilfield equipment and service supplier Tanroc. Based in Lloydminster, Alberta, Canada, Tanroc mainly supplies progressing cavity pumping (PCP) systems and surface production equipment, including variable frequency drives for downhole pumping systems and wellhead drives. The Tanroc acquisition complements Baker Hughes’ LIFTEQ line of PCP systems, and solidifies a service and repair footprint and direct distribution
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channel for Baker Hughes’ PCP products in the Canadian market. “Tanroc's staff brings to Baker Hughes not only extremely valuable expertise in PCP equipment, but also a proven business model,” said Mike Davis, president of Baker Hughes in Canada. “Both will be important keys to better serving our PCP customers in Canada, as well as in other markets.” www.bakerhughes.com www.tanroc.com
ordered an additional five skids and has options to purchase three more. Designed for redundancy with two high-pressure pumps, the skids are capable of switching between multiple fuel types within a short time without shutting down the turbines. www.colfaxcorp.com www.allweiler.de
Flowserve concrete volute pumps for Dallas flood control Flowserve Corp has won a US$7.5 million order for a flood control pumping project in Dallas, Texas. The pumps will be the first Flowserve concrete volute pumps sold in the United States specifically for flood control service. The order, which was received from Bar Construction of Dallas, includes concrete volute pumps, motors, variable frequency drives and associated equipment, as well as a spare motor
and drive. “We are very proud to have been awarded this project for Dallas, especially since our corporate headquarters is located in this area,” said Tom Ferguson, president, Flowserve Flow Solutions Group. “We are excited about helping to improve flood control for the city of Dallas and are confident this will be a standard for other flood control projects in the US.” www.flowserve.com