Fire Pumps for Sprinkler Systems Part 1: How to Size a Fire Pump
/When municipal or onsite water resources can’t provide enough pressure for building fire protection systems to operate effectively, stationary fire pumps are required to….
Read MoreWhen municipal or onsite water resources can’t provide enough pressure for building fire protection systems to operate effectively, stationary fire pumps are required to….
Read MoreThe differences between smart pumps and conventional pumps impact certain parts of their curves. In this blog post, we will review the elements of a smart pump curve, using Xylem’s B&G e-1510X-3BD ….
Read MorePerhaps you’ve heard about mandates for higher energy efficiency and the innovations that have emerged to meet these requirements. Integrated control functionality for some HVAC equipment is among these innovations. Fan manufacturers were the first….
Read MorePerhaps you’ve noticed articles or advertisements in trade publications touting the advantages of permanent magnet motors (PMMs.) PMMs use technology innovations to pursue….
Read MoreElectronically commutated motors (ECMs) will play an important role in compliance with increasing motor efficiency requirements from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). But how do these motors differ from century-old direct current (DC) motor technology….
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