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Pump & Dredge Brochures

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Excavator Pump Attachment Brochure

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Diver Dredge Brochure
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Specialty Equipment Brochure
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Liner Safe Dredging Equipment
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Reports & Guides (PDF)

Total Ownership Cost Analysis
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TOC Analysis – Report Summary

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EDDY Pump Selection & Deployment Guide
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Environmental Dredge 4-Spud
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T3 Liner Safe Dredge

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Pump & Dredge Resources (PDF)

Oil & Gas NOEX System Brochure

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Autonomous Dredge Data Sheet

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Wastewater Brochure
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Capability Statement
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Pipe Size Cheatsheet
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What is a hydraulic cable-deployed pump?

A hydraulic cable-deployed pump is a pump system that employs hydraulic power to operate a submersible pump. It involves a pump connected to a hydraulic power unit via a cable, with the pump submerged in the fluid source.

 The hydraulic power unit generates pressure transmitted through the cable to power the pump's motor and create fluid flow. 

This setup allows for remote operation and is suitable for applications with restricted access. It finds use in industries such as agriculture, mining, oil and gas, water supply, and wastewater management, where conventional electric-powered pumps are impractical or unsafe.

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What is an electric cable-deployed pump with water jetting and side agitators?

An electric cable-deployed pump refers to a pump system that utilizes electrical power to deploy and operate the pump. It consists of a submersible pump connected to an electrical power source by a cable.

 The pump is submerged in the fluid source, while the power source remains above ground. The electrical power is transmitted through the cable to the pump, powering its motor and driving the fluid flow. 

This type of pump allows for remote operation and is commonly used in various industries, including water supply, wastewater management, and irrigation systems, where direct access to the fluid source may be challenging.

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4-inch JPE-4000 ENG
6-inch JPE-6000ENG
8-inch JPE-8000ENG
10-inch JPE-10000ENG
12-inch JPE-12000ENG
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Difference Between Hydraulic Cable Deployed and Electric Cable Deployed Submersible Pumps: 

The main difference between hydraulic cable-deployed pumps and electric cable deployed pumps lies in the source of power used to drive the pump. Here are the key distinctions between the two:

  • Power Source: Hydraulic cable deployed pumps are powered by a hydraulic system, which utilizes pressurized fluid to generate mechanical power. On the other hand, electric cable deployed pumps are powered by an electric motor, which converts electrical energy into mechanical power.

  • Power Transmission: Hydraulic pumps use hydraulic fluid to transmit power from the power unit to the pump. This requires hydraulic hoses or piping to transport the fluid. Electric pumps, on the other hand, transmit power directly from the electric motor to the pump via electrical wiring.

  • Control and Operation: Hydraulic cable deployed pumps typically have more sophisticated control systems, including valves and hydraulic controls, to regulate the flow rate, pressure, and other parameters. Electric cable deployed pumps, on the other hand, may have simpler control systems, often incorporating electrical controls and switches.

  • Efficiency: Hydraulic systems are known for their high power density, which allows for efficient power transmission and high-pressure capabilities. They are well-suited for applications that require high power and high pressure. Electric pumps, while still efficient, may have slightly lower power density compared to hydraulic systems.

  • Maintenance and Service: Hydraulic systems require regular maintenance of hydraulic fluid, filters, and hydraulic components. Electric systems generally require less maintenance, with a focus on electrical connections, motor maintenance, and monitoring.

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