When engineers begin evaluating a pump station project, one of the first questions is often whether a packaged pump station can handle the required flow. The answer is typically “yes,” but the sizing...
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Design Assist Pump Station Program EFG’s Design Assist Program was made for engineers and project managers who have a pump station as a part of their next project, but they may need engineering...
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Pump Station Applications in the Aviation Industry Airports are a big business with landing fees, fuel fees, baggage fees, and more. The airlines that operate there know it, with the more gates they...
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Designing the Pump Station with Schedule in Mind Some projects arrive at Excel Fluid Group (EFG) with pump station designs already completed by the engineer of record, while others benefit from EFG’s...
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Federal funding can make water infrastructure and pump station projects possible, but it can also introduce requirements around materials, sourcing and documentation. With legislation such as the...
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Excel Fluid Group (EFG) prides itself on streamlining the pump station procurement process. Its approach is built on three phases: designing the pump station, building the pump station, and ongoing...
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Any complex project benefits from clear expectations. Without defined criteria, even well-intentioned designs may fall short of what’s required. Pump stations are no exception. Our engineers rely on...
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Understanding the Importance of Accurate Wet Well Design Accurate wet well design calculations are crucial for the efficiency and longevity of a water or wastewater pump station. A correctly designed...
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Field Assembled vs. Packaged Pump Stations Completing any pump station project is a process. First, the pump station has to be designed. Then the design has to be approved. From there, you have to...
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Why Civil Engineers Choose Packaged Pump Stations When you’re getting a pump station complete and in the ground, it can be a lot to handle. You have to source all the pump station components from all...
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