Gravity sewer systems are the primary method used by municipalities to transport residential sewage waste to a collection or treatment facility. Gravity sewers use the force of gravity to push fluid through networks of large sloping pipes to the sewer main. For all sewer technology, fluids require a minimum flow velocity to keep solids suspended….
Choosing the right Sewage Ejector pump can seem overwhelming, given the variety of options available and the potential costs involved. However, by focusing on a few key factors, you can make an informed decision that balances performance, durability, and cost. Understanding Your Application First, one should consider what wastewater sources are leading to the pump…
Crane Pumps & Systems is excited to unveil the Barnes Alliance Program, a loyalty initiative crafted specifically for our valued contractors. This program delivers benefits and exclusive opportunities to our wholesale partners and their contractors. Empowering Contractors with Premier Sales Tools & Training At the heart of the Barnes Alliance Program is a commitment to…
Across North America, housing development continues to boom. With an investment in residential building construction projected to exceed $700 billion by the end of 2024, infrastructure expansion, including water and wastewater planning, must keep pace to support this growth. As development spreads to rural areas with minimal existing infrastructure, the costs for builders increase. Typically,…
Pressure sewers offer an alternative sanitary sewer option because they provide an economic solution to challenging environmental conditions. Gravity sewers are impractical in these situations, and septic systems pose risks to the environment. Pressure sewer systems utilize a network of grinder pumps. These pumps then transports wastewater through small-diameter pipes to a collection and treatment…
In the life of almost every pump installation, there comes a time when the pump needs to be replaced. This may be because of age, failures, or the station’s needs outgrowing the pump’s capabilities. Dry-run submersible wastewater pumps are a flexible solution that can replace several other pump types and provide benefits to the user…
