A: There’s lots of ways that pumps go bad. They can run dry, they can have an electrical failure. A lot of times you start with, “is it running or not with power going to it?” You need to have an electrician, or someone certified to work on those pumps to actually get in there…
A: Groundwater can be anywhere from ten feet below the surface to thousands of feet below the surface. It’s just a matter of where you’re at geographically and the geology of the ground around you. There’s different aquifers at different levels. Here in Houston, we’re really close to the ocean—the gulf and everything. So, in…
A: PTO stands for power take-off, which is an auxiliary clutch on the bottom of an industrial truck. These are used in construction applications. You see these big trucks with the water tanks on them going up and down and spraying water out the back. They’re using that for dust control. Every now and then…
A: A centrifugal pump is any pump—whether it’s submersible or above ground, that is using centrifugal force to move water, fluid, or whatever it is, from one point to another. It uses an impeller and diffuser or volute style system. The centrifugal pump is easily the most popular choice of pump to transfer liquids of…
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