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How Much Horsepower Do Pump Engines / Motors Need?
How much horsepower do pump engines need? The answer to this question depends on the product’s specifications as well as on the type of application. For example, wellpoint pumps that are used for construction dewatering operate differently than axial and mixed flow propeller pumps, which are often used for storm

Pump Parts Cycle Time Reduced by 85% due to new CNC
Increasing Production and Improving Safety with the Hyundai WIA CNC at MWI Pumps Since its foundation, MWI Pumps has been at the forefront of pump technology. Its custom designed pumping systems economically help customers throughout the world move large volumes of water for flood control, irrigation, storm water, agriculture, aquaculture,

How to Complete A Successful Lift Station Rehabilitation
The typical lift station bypass will require a primary and a backup sound attenuated centrifugal or hydraulic water pump. These units will be set up to pump from the influent manhole prior to the wet well and discharge into an external pump-out. Typically, your pumps will be set up on

Case Study: Fighting Drought With Industrial Water Pumps
Hurricane season can bring about heavy rainfall and flood conditions, but hot days and less rainfall during the summer months can lead to severe drought. Both weather conditions can have a negative impact on the sugar crops that surround Lake Okeechobee if the water levels are not properly maintained. The

How Are Hydraflo™ Pumps Used?
Hydraflo™ pumps are submersible water pumps that drive impellers by using flexible hoses and the power of hydraulics. These large flow pumps can move large quantities of water efficiently in a variety of applications. But what separates Hydraflo™ pumps from more traditional pumps? And why would I benefit more from

3 Ways Municipalities Can Control Flood Waters
Many areas across the U.S. are at risk of flooding this spring. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, approximately two-thirds of the lower 48 states will have an elevated risk of some form of flooding from now until the start of summer when hurricane season begins. “The flooding