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positive displacement pumps
Positive displacement pumps can provide cost savings over similar dewatering solutions.
Despite a downturn resulting from oil prices, the area will continue construction for international events and population increases.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (Aug. 6, 2015) – The positive displacement (PD) pumps market, which previously boomed as the oil and gas industry created abundant business opportunities, now faces challenges of growth. The hectic exploration activity in the shale gas sector has subdued, and PD pumps manufacturers have begun to experience a slump in short term.
Four food processing facilities increase plant efficiencies with this alternative to traditional solids-handling pumps.
LONDON (July 2, 2014) – The rapid expansion of the food, beverage and pharmaceutical industries in Europe is fueling the demand for hygienic, high-quality positive displacement pumps. Peristaltic pumps are of particular interest to such industries, which produce products for consumption. These pumps minimize contamination and resist corrosion by ensuring that fluid flows through flexible tubes or hoses that are placed within pump housing.
Many options are available to meet industry and application requirements.
Many positive displacement pumps deliver the same flow rate regardless of the static head.