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A successful pumping system starts with more than selecting a pump—it requires understanding the application, operating conditions, and demands of the entire system. When a pump needs to be replaced or a new pumping system is being designed, it can be tempting to begin with the equipment itself. How much horsepower is required? What size…

Recognizing changes in pump performance early can help prevent unexpected downtime, costly repairs, and damage to other system components. Pumping systems are built to work hard, and many operate reliably for years with routine service and maintenance. But like any mechanical equipment, pumps and their supporting components experience wear over time. Fortunately, developing problems often…

A proactive maintenance program can help extend equipment life, improve efficiency, and prevent small problems from becoming costly emergencies. Pumping systems are often expected to operate day after day with little attention—until something goes wrong. Whether a pump is supplying municipal water, moving wastewater, supporting an industrial process, or serving an agricultural application, an unexpected…