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Columnist Lev Nelik shares his prognosis for the future of the industry.
The 69-year-old is an engineering consultant, global amusement market manager and North American aquaculture manager at Xylem.
In Bloch's latest column, he discusses how to navigate outdated standards.
Hear some key takeaways from the EASA trade show, plus what's in the July 2022 issue.
Rigid motor stool designs can offer time and cost savings.
Gary Dyson discusses the importance of monitoring pump vibration
Avoiding leakage can be important in any application.
Considerations can include specific gravity, fluid temperature, size and portability.
Customer inventories had its largest decline in six months.
Several challenges, including long lead times, were identified by an aftermarket service provider.
More power could be going into the motor than it is continuously designed for.
In his latest column, Jim Elsey discusses his best recommendations.
When galvanic corrosion is a concern, the chemical and physical properties of the material selected must be considered.
The standard addresses basic mounting, base issues and more.
Vibration analysis and condition monitoring can be used together and can offer a substantial return on investment.
Some equipment may run at higher speeds and require a better balance grade to meet vibration standards.
How the EPA is working to combat PFAS and why that is easier said than done.
Get the latest on what's in the recent issue of Pumps & Systems and some key industry trends.