The testing characteristics of ductile and brittle bolting materials.
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Development strategies should harness the knowledge of the different generations present in a company.
Al Cho of Xylem explains how remote monitoring helped some utilities during the COVID-19 pandemic, and what should come next.
There is an optimal specific speed to reach maximum attainable efficiency that may vary depending on the pump design.
Resistance to change can lead to inertia, keeping a company stuck in a rut.
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Survey shows 86 percent who have been shocked felt "very confident" in recognizing electrical hazards.
Comfortable hard-toe shoes, analysis software among requests by employees for better protection.
There can be dire consequences if shaft design is not considered in the system
Drones and other methane monitoring technologies are growing in popularity.
Nick Vastine of Applied Flow Technology explains effect of oversizing and undersizing pumps
60 percent say recruiting qualified employees is difficult; 50 percent say their company does not offer internships/apprenticeships.
Declining revenue is another key worry as companies reopen from COVID-19, AWWA survey says.
In part 2 of this 2-part series, Jim Elsey instructs operators to do no harm.
ASCE infrastructure report shows how coronavirus has impacted water, wastewater and other infrastructure systems.
Understand the latest NFPA updated standards, including why sizing motors based on amps is important.
CEO José Larios explains how the OEM made it work, despite the odds.
How designing for durability can result in the lowest total cost of ownership.
The 2nd Annual Pumps & Systems 10 Pump Professionals to Watch nominations are underway.
