With two powerful Cla-Val data collection options to choose between, it looks like we’ve got a good, old-fashioned showdown on our hands! Let's examine both XP2F packages and help you choose which one best fits your applications.
Your town ain’t big enough for the two of them... or is it?
Properly sizing a deep well pump control valve is key to smooth operation and system longevity. This article breaks down the sizing process into three essential steps, covering key principles and common challenges. Whether you're designing a new system or troubleshooting an existing one, these guidelines will help you make informed decisions.
When a well pump starts, the initial spinning of the pump can stir up sand, grit, air and even water with a foul odor. This leads to initial flows unfit for a drinking water or irrigation system. So, what do we do with this sandy, smelly air-filled mess? Get rid of it with a Deep Well Pump Control Valve, of course!
In this article, we’re highlighting six common mistakes to avoid when rebuilding your Hytrol valve. Skip these mistakes, and you’ll be well on your way to a successful Hytrol rebuild!
Control valves are at the heart of the water systems in our communities. That’s why knowledge about their functionality, maintenance, and design is so essential. At Cimco-GC Systems, we encourage training at every experience level. Here are the options we recommend for operators and engineers based in the Pacific Northwest:
Alex Hewitt has been on our Cla-Val Service Team since 2018. In addition to serving as one of our Service Leads the last four years, he’s increasingly providing advisory support to operators, troubleshooting system challenges, and applying his broad knowledge of water systems, pumps, zones, and more during startups. Take a minute to get to know Alex!
Properly sizing a deep well pump control valve is key to smooth operation and system longevity. This article breaks down the sizing process into three essential steps, covering key principles and common challenges. Whether you're designing a new system or troubleshooting an existing one, these guidelines will help you make informed decisions.
When a well pump starts, the initial spinning of the pump can stir up sand, grit, air and even water with a foul odor. This leads to initial flows unfit for a drinking water or irrigation system. So, what do we do with this sandy, smelly air-filled mess? Get rid of it with a Deep Well Pump Control Valve, of course!
