WEFTEC 2013 WRAP-UP

Thank you to all the Cornell customers, distributors, and dealers who made WEFTEC 2013 such a tremendous show.

We hope we saw you in Chicago this year—and we look forward to engaging with you at WEFTEC 2014 in New Orleans.

WEFTEC 2013

We are at WEFTEC 2013 right now. Swing by and see what's new, or get a question answered by one of our expert staff or marketing team. There's a lot of new literature and products so swing on by!

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JOIN US AT WEFTEC (OCT. 7 - 9, 2013)

Stop by our booth at WEFTEC 2013 this year. We will be there in full force ready to answer any and all of your questions. See you there!

HERE'S A LIST OF THE REST OF OUR 2013 TRADE SHOWS.

Check out our WEFTEC 2012 images below...

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THANKS TO ALL WHO ATTENDED & HELPED WITH CORNELL'S 2013 PUMP SCHOOL

A huge THANK YOU to everyone for attending Cornell Pump Company's biggest and best PUMP SCHOOL yet. It simply cannot be done without YOU, the attendees. We received a lot of positive comments on how educational and informative PUMP SCHOOL 2013 was, and we thank you for that.

Thank you to everyone who submitted images for the photo contest. There were a ton of great images, but we had to select one and only one. The winner was:

Arley and Carlos @ Multnomah Falls

The rest of the entries for the photo contest can be viewed on our Facebook page (link).

If there is anything else anyone needs, like brochures or presentations, shoot us an email at INFO@CORNELLPUMP.com to request it (Sorry, but we can't email you any Voodoo Donuts!). Keep your eyes on our PUMP SCHOOL 2014 page for information on it. It'll be here faster than you know!

Thanks again, and see you all real soon!

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PUMP SCHOOL 2013 | Tuesday and Wednesday

Pump School 2013 kicks off in less than an hour—nearly 250 participants learning, connecting, and increasing their pump knowledge for two solid days. 

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New Cornell 8NHG19 Pump Announced for High Head, High Flow Applications

New Cornell pump Announced for High Head, High Flow Applications

Cornell announces the new 8NHG19 pump built primarily for hydraulic fracturing water transfer, rental applications and agricultural manure slurry. Designed to perform between the capacities of the 81026MX and 8NHTH, the 8NHG19 features an impressive 625’ of head, up to 7,000 GPM, a 2.44” solids diameter handling size, and a maximum efficient of 82 percent!

Here are the specs and features on a standard 8NHG19:

Construction

• 10” 150# suction, 8” 300# discharge
• 3 vane, threaded impeller (19.5” max diameter)
• Double wear rings
• Ductile iron 100-70-03 impeller (other materials available)
• Ductile iron wet end (other materials available)
• Casing walls of .88” thick minimum
• Standard Type 2 seal
• 17-4PH shaft
• Available on F/EM18DB FRAME only
• Available in Cycloseal® configuration only
• 300 PSI maximum casing pressure

Performance

• Shutoff head: 625 ft!
• Max flow at 2150 RPM: 7,000 GPM
• Max operating speed: 2,150 RPM
• Max HP @ max speed & trim: 900 HP
• 2.44” solids handling capability
• 82% maximum efficiency

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EVEN BEFORE COMPUTER RECORDS

Cornell’s products are engineered for performance and reliability. We frequently get requests for parts that are not computerized…and we have computer records back to 1981!

Our application engineer Butch Veatch was able to help a customer get a volute off a Cornell pump from 1977. We’re hopeful that it will lead to an order, but more importantly, it speaks to the quality and durability of Cornell products.

Here is the picture from Twitter, showing the pump apart:

@PBHoss6 Aug

Thanks to the help of Butch from @CornellPump we pulled the volute off this vintage 1977 pump. pic.twitter.com/Oy4gIrH1tD

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You can see a request we had for a 1965 vintage part last year on the blog. [CLICK FOR STORY]

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Cornell's New STX SERIES Featured On IMPELLER.NET

FROM IMPELLER.NET:
New Self-Priming Pump Series Launched by Cornell Pump Company:

Cornell Pump Company announces it has begun manufacturing a line of 3”, 4”, and 6” self-priming pumps designed to efficiently and effectively tackle dirty water while pumping solids up to 3” in diameter...

==MORE AFTER CLICKING THE LINK BELOW==
http://impeller.net/magazine/News_en/doc6919x.asp

Cornell's STX SERIES page.

Spreading the Word about a Successful Agitation Boat Field Demo

Puck Custom Enterprises, a Cornell pump distributor, showcased their agitation boats and direct injection technology at a farm in Merced, California last week.

The demo days, designed to let dairymen and other interested parties see the power of the agitation boat and the benefits of applying the liquid manure to the field using a drag hose system, was held at a working dairy with a very solids laden manure lagoon.

When PCE first placed a boat on the lagoon, they were not able to locate any spots with more than five feet of liquid (in a 15 foot deep pond). As the photos illustrate, much of the lagoon had solids all the way out of the water. After about three and a half days of intense work, the agitation boats, 6NHTB and 10NNT Cornell equipped models, were able to mix enough solids and liquid together to get a sounding pole to touch all the way down to the bottom of the lagoon throughout the entire enclosure.

After the mixing process, PCE pumped over 5 million gallons of nutrient rich liquid manure about a mile away to be direct injected in the farmer’s fields. Cornell 6NHTB19 lagoon and booster pumps were used to power the dragline. The nutrient was being deployed at up to 2,400 gallons per minute; saving the farmer thousands in watering and fertilizing expense, and reducing the build-up of solids in his lagoon. The solids content of the 5 million gallons pumped would have filled approximately 400 trucks needing to be hauled away.

PCE plans more demonstrations in California. As dates become available, we will post on the blog.

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