Xylem
How new approaches are helping operators meet operational and sustainability goals.
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When two booming cities in Alabama needed to increase water pressure to accommodate growing demand, they installed Xylem e-XC double suction centrifugal pumps paired with high-efficiency VFDs.
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How to properly size submersible wastewater pumps for maximum pump performance.
Internet of things technology and its application in condition monitoring
Tiny microplastic particles can take thousands of years to decompose, while causing alarming environmental issues.
Modern analytics empower Suffolk County DPW with smarter wastewater management.
Local college partners with rural electric cooperative to provide hydroelectric power.
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Nicole Pasch shares her career path in the pump industry.
Wastewater treatment plant upgrades replace existing aeration system, achieving better treatment and 50% savings in operating costs.
Domkowski shares career advice and experiences from nearly 40 years in the water and wastewater industry.
The 69-year-old is an engineering consultant, global amusement market manager and North American aquaculture manager at Xylem.
Florida community Altamonte Springs’ potable reuse pilot treats 28,000 gpd.
RYE BROOK, N.Y. – Global water technology company Xylem, has announced that it will move its headquarters to Washington, D.C. from Rye Brook, New York.
Pent-up demand following the pandemic is positive, but supply chain issues persist.
RYE BROOK, NY – Xylem Inc., a global water technology company dedicated to solving the world’s greatest water challenges has announced an expanded commitment to Imagine H2O, a water innovation accelerator and ecosystem for water entrepreneurs. As a global partner, Xylem brings expanded support to Imagine H2O’s startup Accelerator and joins as the newest partner to Imagine H2O Asia, the organization’s Singapore-based initiative supporting water solutions across Southeast Asia.
(July 2, 2021) – Pep Guardiola, along with his brother Pere, both representing their newly-established Guardiola Sala Foundation, have teamed up with global nonprofit, EarthEcho International and global water technology company, Xylem Inc. to encourage students to realize a more sustainable future for Spain’s water resources.
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