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  • Rubber or High Chrome? When and Why?

    by Steven Rose
      The guidelines for how to specify or review your slurry pump MOC. In industrial processes involving slurry pumps a range of options for MOC (mat...

  • Atlantic Pumps to Move to New Manufacturing and Research Hub!

    by Atlantic Pumps Admin
    Following several years of phenomenal growth, Chesterfield-based Atlantic Pumps are moving to a new 1.25-acre site. The premises will bring togethe...
    Posted in UK

  • Common Construction Site Water Pollutants and How to Treat Them

    by Bill Noakes
    Construction sites are a common source of water pollution. The day-to-day activities on the site will almost always involve chemicals, paint, or waste that is discharged into the surrounding environment after use.
    Posted in Aggregates, contamination, pollution

  • What Is Sand Depletion And Why Is It A Bad Thing?

    by Bill Noakes
    When thinking about the environmental impact humans have had on the planet, there are many avenues to consider. The major factors that jump into our consciousness are climate change, pollution, and rising sea levels, among much more.
    Posted in sand, sand depletion, Sand-processing

  • Our New Website!

    by Bill Noakes
    Atlantic Pumps is delighted to launch our brand-new website with a totally refreshed look and exciting new content.
    Posted in new website

  • How To Dewater The Site Of A New Mine

    by Bill Noakes
    Mines cannot operate without an effective dewatering strategy. If the mine is located below the water table, gravity will cause groundwater to infiltrate the mine's inner workings.
    Posted in Dewatering Pump, Mining, Quarrying-&-Aggregates

  • Why You May Need More Than One Pump For Your Filter Press

    by Bill Noakes
    Reducing downtime and saving money for our clients has always been at the core of our beliefs at Atlantic Pumps, with a sustainable approach to energy wastage being of the utmost importance. Our filter press solution is a wonderful example of this, and our pump-sets are now in operation across a wealth of sites in the UK.
    Posted in Dewatering Pump, Quarrying, Quarrying-&-Aggregates, Submersible Pumps

  • How To Fix A Low Flow Rate In A Peristaltic Pump

    by Bill Noakes
    Like anything, peristaltic pumps can malfunction from time to time. When this happens, the flow rate may become unstable or may be lower than usual. In turn, this can have a negative effect on productivity.
    Posted in Maintenance

  • Is Sustainable Water Use In Quarries Possible?

    by Bill Noakes
    Water is everywhere after all, and the skies seem to be full of it most of the time, so why on earth is there all this fuss? Water is essential to everyday life – washing, cooking, growing.

  • Why Do Some Dirty Water Pumps Fail During Continuous Use?

    by Bill Noakes
    A dirty water pump is doubtless an essential part of any mine, quarry, or heavy-industrial setting. They can be prone to failure, however, which c...
    Posted in Dirty Water Pump, Dirty Water Pumps

  • 5 Key Considerations When Reopening Your Site

    by Bill Noakes
    As the construction industry begins to cautiously return to work and play a vital part in the coming economic recovery, protection of our workers ...

  • Welcome Aboard, Peter!

    by Bill Noakes
    Peter Snyman of African Liquid Systems has teamed up with Atlantic Pumps to give sites across Africa and the Middle East access to SlurryPro pum...
    Posted in SlurryPro

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