Dynapumps in conjunction with Patterson Pumps, held Technical Training Luncheons across the country discussing fire pumps and the content and differences NFPA20 & AS2914 between regulations.

Ross Mackay advises companies to start using one of the most neglected tools for pump reliability in every plant..... the Operators.

One of the most recent containerised pumps to come out of the Dynapumps workshop is the Cimeco containerised fire pump.

One of the most significant design changes introduced to the pump business in the last 30+ years is undoubtedly the large bore seal chamber.

Ross Mackay pump experts discusses some of the considerations for pump start up.

Dynapumps Queensland attended the 38th Annual Queensland Water Industry Operators Australia conference. The comprehensive exhibition with over 100 trade sites saw companies exhibit the latest in equipment, services and process technologies available to the water, wastewater and liquid conveyancing industries.

Dynapumps are investigating the possibility of inviting Ross Mackay to hold pump training seminars in Australia.

The use of single row angular contact bearings has increased considerably during recent years, but are they being installed properly in your pumps?

Despite poor weather forecasts during the week, Sunday dawned clear and cool, with the track in good condition ready for the first round of the Weld West State Road Racing Championship.

A leading University in Queensland has been commissioned to test roofing material under cyclonic conditions. The test requires a high flow of air and means of varying the delivery pressure by up to 70 hectopascals every second to simulate cyclonic conditions. Dynapumps designed and supplied a blower package with a programmable control system to deliver air at the rapid pressure variations required.

Project Aurora, located in Moranbah Queensland (190kms from Mackay), is valued at more than $700 million and will deliver a facility which will supply explosives to the Australian mining industry.

The Geodynamics Enhanced Geothermal System (EGS) Project is based in Innamincka, South Australia. The aim of this project is to harness the power of geothermal brine to generate electricity.