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Xylem combats impeller clogging
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July/August 2017
Goulds Water Technology Xylem combats offers Q3 training courses impeller clogging GWT provides training for water industry professionals. These courses will range from water system troubleshooting basics to an introduction of the recently launched fifth generation HYDROVAR intelligent pump controller. Online WebEx training seminars can be accessed from anywhere and are intended to provide dealers, distributors, engineers and OEMs with current product information, troubleshooting support and other training to help grow their business. The courses run from June to August. Industry professionals are also encouraged to enroll in GWT’s e-Learning virtual education program, which features three courses: basic water systems training, variable frequency drives and wastewater pumps. The e-Learning courses are modified
for individual comprehension and contain videos and interactive online resources.
Flygt 3069 compact wastewater pump range has clog-free capabilities.
GWT Factory School in-person training courses will resume in September and take place at the Campbell Education Center laboratory in Seneca Falls, New York.
When a solid object enters the inlet of a conventional pump, it tends to get caught on the leading edges of the impeller vanes. But if an object gets caught on the leading edge of one of the impeller vanes of the Flygt 3069, it will slide along the backswept shape towards the perimeter of the inlet. The solid object will slide along the tip of the impeller vane inside the relief groove. The guide pin in the insert ring will push solids away from the centre of the impeller, along the leading edge and out through the relief groove. If the debris is bulky, the Adaptive N impeller moves axially upward to allow it to pass through.
A complete schedule of courses is available at http://goulds.com/ factory-school/. https://www.gouldspumps.com/ Home/
The Goulds Water Technology Campbell Education Center laboratory contains mobile demonstration units, network and Wi-Fi equipment, LED TVs.
Flygt’s Adaptive N technology is self-cleaning; can lower energy
consumption by 25%. It is available with hard-iron, grey iron and stainless steel. Vortex and grinder hydraulic options are available. www.xylem.com
Flygt 3069 wastewater pump can lower energy consumption by 25%.
Hatenboer-Water installs water treatment on unmanned platform Offshore facility presents new challenges. Dutch water treatment specialist Hatenboer-Water has delivered a customised freshwater system for a leading construction company who produce offshore wind turbine platforms. The project included the design, engineering, construction and installation of a complete water treatment package. With this commission, Hatenboer-Water installed its first water treatment system in the unmanned platforms market. Unmanned offshore turbine platforms operate independently and require water supply
for technical applications such as oil and water separation; deck cleaning; and sanitary facilities, including the required emergency shower. The platform has recently been installed at its location in the wind turbine park on the German side of the North Sea. www.hatenboer-water.com
Complete fresh water unit for unmanned platforms www.worldpumps.com
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July/August 2017
Goulds Water Technology Xylem combats offers Q3 training courses impeller clogging GWT provides training for water industry professionals. These courses will range from water system troubleshooting basics to an introduction of the recently launched fifth generation HYDROVAR intelligent pump controller. Online WebEx training seminars can be accessed from anywhere and are intended to provide dealers, distributors, engineers and OEMs with current product information, troubleshooting support and other training to help grow their business. The courses run from June to August. Industry professionals are also encouraged to enroll in GWT’s e-Learning virtual education program, which features three courses: basic water systems training, variable frequency drives and wastewater pumps. The e-Learning courses are modified
for individual comprehension and contain videos and interactive online resources.
Flygt 3069 compact wastewater pump range has clog-free capabilities.
GWT Factory School in-person training courses will resume in September and take place at the Campbell Education Center laboratory in Seneca Falls, New York.
When a solid object enters the inlet of a conventional pump, it tends to get caught on the leading edges of the impeller vanes. But if an object gets caught on the leading edge of one of the impeller vanes of the Flygt 3069, it will slide along the backswept shape towards the perimeter of the inlet. The solid object will slide along the tip of the impeller vane inside the relief groove. The guide pin in the insert ring will push solids away from the centre of the impeller, along the leading edge and out through the relief groove. If the debris is bulky, the Adaptive N impeller moves axially upward to allow it to pass through.
A complete schedule of courses is available at http://goulds.com/ factory-school/. https://www.gouldspumps.com/ Home/
The Goulds Water Technology Campbell Education Center laboratory contains mobile demonstration units, network and Wi-Fi equipment, LED TVs.
Flygt’s Adaptive N technology is self-cleaning; can lower energy
consumption by 25%. It is available with hard-iron, grey iron and stainless steel. Vortex and grinder hydraulic options are available. www.xylem.com
Flygt 3069 wastewater pump can lower energy consumption by 25%.
Hatenboer-Water installs water treatment on unmanned platform Offshore facility presents new challenges. Dutch water treatment specialist Hatenboer-Water has delivered a customised freshwater system for a leading construction company who produce offshore wind turbine platforms. The project included the design, engineering, construction and installation of a complete water treatment package. With this commission, Hatenboer-Water installed its first water treatment system in the unmanned platforms market. Unmanned offshore turbine platforms operate independently and require water supply
for technical applications such as oil and water separation; deck cleaning; and sanitary facilities, including the required emergency shower. The platform has recently been installed at its location in the wind turbine park on the German side of the North Sea. www.hatenboer-water.com
Complete fresh water unit for unmanned platforms www.worldpumps.com
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