Backwash Water Tank Upgrade

The North Jersey District Water Supply Commission (NJDWSC) had to take their filter backwash water tank out of service to be refurbished. Filter backwashes are performed many times a day so pumps would have to be installed to provide filter backwash water while the tank was out of service.

Sulzer/ABS XFP 501U-SK3 pumps were selected to provide backwash water with a design point of 12,000 GPM @ 32 feet TDH. The close-coupled pumps have a hydraulic efficiency of 81 percent, a wire to water efficiency of 76%, and the 139HP motors are kept cool by closed-loop cooling jackets. The horizontal installation best utilized the available space and minimized the piping required to connect to the existing discharge header.

HST™ – The World’s Most Sustainable and Economical Turbo Blower

The HST turbocompressor is a blower for wastewater treatment and industrial applications. It is based on unique high speed motor technology which gives you great energy savings and minimal maintenance. In this animation we show the advantages of magnetic bearings and...

Designed for Modern Wastewater – The XFP Submersible Sewage Pumps with Contrablock Plus Impeller

The XFP pumps with Premium Efficiency IE3 motors as standard are the best choice to ensure efficient and reliable pumping in any wastewater pumping station. The submersible wastewater pumps are equipped with Contrablock Plus impellers and are designed to process...

SEEPEX: Progressive Cavity Pumps Gain Acceptance in Chemical Metering Applications

SEEPEX Virtual Reality App

Reiner Pump is excited to be working with SEEPEX, a leading worldwide specialist in pump technology. SEEPEX offers a new, free app - SEEPEX VR - so users can see SEEPEX’s patenting Smart Conveying Technology and pump portfolio in virtual and augmented...

600,000 gpm Pumps in New Orleans

We were not a part of this project, but we just wanted to show you a unique project that Patterson Pump did for the ongoing Army Corp of Engineers projects in New Orleans. We don’t know the details other than Jamie, Craig and I were at Patterson’s plant in Georgia...