Comparative Analysis of Dewatering Techniques in Construction Sites: Surface vs. Groundwater Challenges

Effective surface and groundwater water management is crucial for construction sites, as crews aim to remove excess water to create a safe and dry working environment. Understanding the distinct challenges each type of water presents and implementing appropriate solutions is vital for maintaining project timelines, ensuring safety, staying on budget and complying with environmental regulations....
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Be Hurricane “Pumpared”

Thompson Pump Shares Steps to Take Before the Next Hurricane Hits The time to prepare for hurricane season is now. Central Florida communities remember dealing with the impacts of back-to-back storms just two years ago, including Hurricane Ian, that flooded many neighborhoods. Now, the 2024 hurricane season is predicted to be even more active than...
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Image of an industrial pump system set up outside a brick building, featuring large hoses and a powerful motor for water bypass operations.

Ohio River Bypass Keeps Drinking Water Flowing in Henderson, KY

The Henderson, Kentucky Drinking Water Treatment Plant faced a potentially critical situation when a high-service turbine pump, responsible for drawing water from the pump station to the water towers throughout the city, malfunctioned.  By: Mark Singleton, North Central Regional Manager for Thompson Pump and Manufacturing Company CHALLENGE Henderson Water Utility (HWU) needed to maintain the...
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A sewer bypass setup on a city street, with large blue pumping units connected to thick black hoses that run along the ground.

Sewer Bypass Allows Gravity Sewer Pipes to be Repaired in Louisville, KY

Travel anywhere across the country and you will hear the same story, the city’s infrastructure is getting older and wearing out. Maintaining these infrastructures is imperative to keeping municipalities running. That’s why billions of dollars are spent on upgrading and fixing failing roads, bridges, pipes and utility lines, sewer and water systems, and much more. ...
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Stationary Bypass Pumps Protect Lift Stations During Emergency Events

When a community receives massive amounts of rain, multiple lightning strikes, and 100+ mph winds, the subsequent damage can wreak havoc on its municipal wastewater systems, which can be rendered inoperable or even become overwhelmed by excess water. With hurricane season fast approaching and predicted to be explosive with potentially the highest-ever number of named...
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Weathering the Storm – Emergency Preparedness at SW Florida Booster Pump Station

By: David Perry, Municipal Sales Manager for Thompson Pump & Manufacturing Company With the frequency of major hurricanes making landfall in southwest Florida, many forward-thinking municipalities asked themselves one simple question: Are we doing everything possible to prevent any sanitary sewer overflows before, during and after the next major hurricane or any other emergency event?...
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