The self-cleaning pump — a game changer in the wastewater process

Supplied by Hydro Innovations on Tuesday, 08 March, 2016

Partially blocked pumps are extremely difficult to notice and reduce pump effectiveness by up to 40%. When the majority of energy costs of a water treatment plant are due to pumping, pump efficiency is critical.

Download this white paper to examine the innovative designs of self-cleaning pumps that now optimise the wastewater process.

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