As global demand for Autogas as an alternative motor fuel grows, there is a corresponding increase in the need for pumps that can optimize its handling. One technology that has risen to the fore in this realm is the Regenerative Turbine Pump, with PSG® brand Ebsray® the leading developer of this technology, which offers a level of efficiency, differential-pressure buildup and flow rates that centrifugal and side-channel pumps can’t match.

Blackmer® has created a solution for pump cavitation damage in the form of its Cavitation Suppression Liner. The Blackmer Cavitation Suppression Liner eliminates the vibration, excessive noise and pump cavitation damage that occurs.

Shaft misalignment can result in compromised pumping-system uptime, reliability and safety, but Blackmer® offers a solution with its new alignment-free GNX Series Sliding Vane Pumps.

Standard-setting operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness combined with versatile liquid-handling capabilities make sliding vane pumps a go-to technology in storage terminals.

Reciprocating piston compressors are ideal for use in many industrial-gas transfer applications, but only if the best solution is selected for the specific operational parameters.

Cheap imitations of Blackmer® TX series transport pumps may have a lower upfront cost, but lab tests show knockoff pumps result in increased maintenance, replacement and downtime costs.

While centrifugal pumps have traditionally been a go-to technology in this industry, the many operational advantages of screw pumps can make them a practical alternative.

While centrifugal pumps have a sizable installed base in this industry, many benefits can be realized if the operator considers an alternative technology.

While centrifugal pumps have traditionally been the dominant technology in this realm, the flow-rate, viscosity and efficiency advantages of screw pumps make them a viable alternative.