A Wastewater Treatment Plant faced the challenge of accommodating a growing population while adhering to increasingly stringent regulations and environmental concerns. To address these issues, they sought ways to optimise and future-proof their operations. 

Our new location in Epping allows us to increase customer service, expand our workshop capabilities, and strengthen our product offerings across all industries.

Critical for Flow Chemistry and HPLC applications, the WANNER Hydra-Cell pumps deliver an extremely low pulse flow, without the need for pulsation dampeners in most applications, and with a predictable and controllable flow rate for a consistent process.

Dynapumps commends Box Rallies for achieving the incredible milestone of raising over $50 million for cancer research since its launch in 2010. This funding is crucial in supporting essential cancer research and providing benefits to cancer patients across Australia.

The operators at the floating production, storage, and offloading facility faced a challenge in improving team productivity and efficiency for continuous tank cleaning. SupaVac Pumps showed a great improvement over the traditional FPSO Operators sludge removal method.

Dynapumps South Australia is thrilled to announce that we have established our own local Service & Repair Centre by acquiring Power Pumps & Engineering, effective July 2024. Dynapumps SA now boasts a team of highly experienced service & repair technicians with decades of experience in virtually every pump application and market sector.

A submerged Boerger rotary lobe pump has put a wastewater treatment plant back on course with what used to be a troublesome grease-sludge-basin application.

A cruise terminal facility received an upgrade from Dynapumps delivering a installation of two 5-stage, vertical turbine fire pumps.

The mobile pump unit with the magnetic-drive CP pump was a solution offered as a complete package with ATEX approval for mobile use. For the current application, the mobile pump is used via an emergency power supply to empty the storage/reaction tank in case of a power blackout in the plant because the media (chlorinated and fluorinated compounds) tend to react strongly.

The NOVADOS diaphragm pump was the answer to meet their needs. Specifically engineered to reduce wear, a triplex ball valve with hardened material design to transfer the highly abrasive slurry.

After intensive testing, the company chose the Hydra-Cell Flow Chemistry and High-Pressure Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) pumps over the incumbent traditional metering pumps because of the advanced mechanical and hydraulic design, with little ancillary equipment required, the high accuracy over the wide flow range and the technical support.

With the hydra-cell pump installed, pumping corrosive salt water is reliable with minimum maintenance, creating a saving of $10K’s per year.