Features
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Pumping chocolate: It’s no easy job
Ever since its discovery in the 1500s, chocolate has arguably been the nation’s favourite vice. It quickly became the core…
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Creating a reliable maintenance plan
When pumps fail, the consequences can be severe, from flooding and water damage to complete operational shutdowns. One effective way…
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A second life for obsolete pumps
When “aged” machinery in a system fails, spare parts are often no longer available. Buying a new machine is costly…
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Pumps: The hidden champions of energy efficiency and sustainability
Luboš Michlík, the President of Europump, the European Association of Pump Manufacturers, which represents 15 national associations in 12 EU…
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Condition monitoring reaches new heights
With the use of condition monitoring solutions as part of building management systems on the rise, Renew looked at how…
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When to choose a soft starter over a variable frequency drive
In industrial settings, choosing between a soft starter and a variable frequency drive (VFD) can be pivotal in optimising motor…
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Landfill impact reduced by 90+ Tons per month with sand mould recycling breakthrough
Waukesha Cherry-Burrell (WCB), a part of SPX FLOW, says it has taken its commitment to sustainability to new heights by…
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WEG agrees collaborative partnership with Applied Maintenance Technology
Leading automation manufacturer WEG has agreed to form a collaborative partnership with Applied Maintenance Technology (AMT) to promote and use…
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Securing the future of UK drinking water
Ahead of his presentation at UKWIR’s annual conference in October, Marcus Rink, chief inspector of the Drinking Water Inspectorate (DWI),…
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Finding the keys to success in the water and wastewater sector
As pump company Börger celebrates the 20th anniversary of establishing what has become a successful UK operation, Managing Director David…
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