E/One will be exhibiting at the International Builders' Show next week, January 19-22, at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Be sure to check us out at Exhibit #N1459.
The International Builders' Show is the largest annual building industry tradeshow in the country. It's the place to see and discuss the hottest products on the market and network with your friends and allies. Visit www.buildersshow.com for more information.
If you're going to be at the show, be sure to check out E/One at Show Village. There will be three great homes to visit, among other activities. E/One will have installations at two of them -- one indoor and one outdoor. This is a great way to see E/One's products. Visit the Show Village web site at http://pbshowvillage.com for more information.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Monday, December 7, 2009
New Grinder Pump Station Added to "W" Series

E/One Sewer Systems has added another grinder pump station to its W-Series product line, the WH472. The WH472 is a duplex (2 pumps) version of the WH471, which we rolled out at WEFTEC in October. The WH472 offers the same capacity of 476 gallons, but the daily flow is 3500 GPD, compared to 2000 GPD for the WH471.
More information -- including drawings -- is available on E/One's web site.
More information -- including drawings -- is available on E/One's web site.
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Monday, November 23, 2009
American Infrastructure Magazine Publishes E/One Case Study
The case study about Athens, Tennessee, that we've been talking about recently has garnered a lot of attention. This month, American Infrastructure magazine discusses Athens in its article "Operation Renovation at Oostanaula."
As you know, Athens replaced part of its failing gravity system with an E/One pressure sewer system, with incredible results. Click here to read the story from American Infrastructure.
As you know, Athens replaced part of its failing gravity system with an E/One pressure sewer system, with incredible results. Click here to read the story from American Infrastructure.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Air Release Station Added to Product Line

E/One Sewer Systems has added an Air Release Station to its product lineup.
Air release stations are often required on large sewer systems. When the main is submerged under a static head, air release valves are normally located at high points in the system.
The tank is made of HDPE, the same material used on E/One's D-Series and many W-Series grinder pump tanks. The open-bottom design allows any odors to be absorbed into the soil bed. Height adjustments can be done in the field. The valve is a combination air valve for wastewater, 2" NPT and includes a drain/relief valve.
Drawings, specs and installation instructions are available on E/One's web site.
Air release stations are often required on large sewer systems. When the main is submerged under a static head, air release valves are normally located at high points in the system.
The tank is made of HDPE, the same material used on E/One's D-Series and many W-Series grinder pump tanks. The open-bottom design allows any odors to be absorbed into the soil bed. Height adjustments can be done in the field. The valve is a combination air valve for wastewater, 2" NPT and includes a drain/relief valve.
Drawings, specs and installation instructions are available on E/One's web site.
Monday, October 26, 2009
E/One Grinder Pump Case Studies in Pumps & Systems Magazine
The current issue of Pumps & Systems magazine features a special section devoted to grinder and chopper pumps. This section features and article entitled, "Grinder Pump Driven Pressure Sewer Systems." The article highlights two communities that use E/One grinder pumps:
Athens, Tennessee
Athens, which we talked about here a few months ago, suffered from extreme infiltration problems. An aging gravity sewer system could not handle the town's wastewater flow, and rainwater that bypassed the pump station made the situation worse.
Instead of building a new gravity sewer system, Athens decided to use a pressure sewer system using E/One grinder pumps. Installation was less disruptive, saving on construction costs. The reduced flow into the wastewater treatment plant resulted in an annual (treatment) savings of more than $89,000.
Marion, Massachusetts
The New England coast poses several geo-technical challenges: sloping terrain, rock, high groundwater and sandy soil. When Marion needed to expand its sewer system, pressure sewer was the obvious choice.
Pressure sewer service to the 455 homes saved 40 percent over the cost of the proposed gravity system -- and was completed in half the time of the gravity sewer proposal.
Additional Case Studies
To read more articles about communities who have successfully used E/One grinder pumps, visit the Case Studies and Technical Reprints sections on E/One's web site.
Athens, Tennessee
Athens, which we talked about here a few months ago, suffered from extreme infiltration problems. An aging gravity sewer system could not handle the town's wastewater flow, and rainwater that bypassed the pump station made the situation worse.
Instead of building a new gravity sewer system, Athens decided to use a pressure sewer system using E/One grinder pumps. Installation was less disruptive, saving on construction costs. The reduced flow into the wastewater treatment plant resulted in an annual (treatment) savings of more than $89,000.
Marion, Massachusetts
The New England coast poses several geo-technical challenges: sloping terrain, rock, high groundwater and sandy soil. When Marion needed to expand its sewer system, pressure sewer was the obvious choice.
Pressure sewer service to the 455 homes saved 40 percent over the cost of the proposed gravity system -- and was completed in half the time of the gravity sewer proposal.
Additional Case Studies
To read more articles about communities who have successfully used E/One grinder pumps, visit the Case Studies and Technical Reprints sections on E/One's web site.
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Monday, October 12, 2009
E/One Debuts New Grinder Pump Stations at WEFTEC
WEFTEC is going right now at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, where E/One is debuting two new large-capacity grinder pump stations:
WH471 & WH472 Grinder Pump Stations

The WH471 and WH472 are new additions to E/One's W-Series product line. The station is an open-wetwell design that boasts a 476-gallon capacity. The tank is made from HDPE and can have one (WH471) or two (WH472) Extreme Series grinder pumps. It's an ideal choice when extra capacity is required.
WH482 Grinder Pump Station

THe WH482 is the other new addition to E/One's W-Series product line. The station is also an open-wetwell design, but offers 486 gallons of capacity. The tank is made from HDPE and is a duplex (2 pumps) grinder pump station. The WH482 can accommodate up to four Extreme Series grinder pumps.
Both grinder pump stations are expected to be available in December 2009. More information about these grinder pump stations is available on E/One's web site at http://www.eone.com/sewer-systems/regions/us/product-catalog/grinder-pumps.html
WH471 & WH472 Grinder Pump Stations

The WH471 and WH472 are new additions to E/One's W-Series product line. The station is an open-wetwell design that boasts a 476-gallon capacity. The tank is made from HDPE and can have one (WH471) or two (WH472) Extreme Series grinder pumps. It's an ideal choice when extra capacity is required.
WH482 Grinder Pump Station

THe WH482 is the other new addition to E/One's W-Series product line. The station is also an open-wetwell design, but offers 486 gallons of capacity. The tank is made from HDPE and is a duplex (2 pumps) grinder pump station. The WH482 can accommodate up to four Extreme Series grinder pumps.
Both grinder pump stations are expected to be available in December 2009. More information about these grinder pump stations is available on E/One's web site at http://www.eone.com/sewer-systems/regions/us/product-catalog/grinder-pumps.html
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
E/One Exhibiting at WEFTEC
If you're attending WEFTEC next week in Orlando, be sure to visit E/One at exhibit #4345 in the B Hall. We'll have a number of new products on display, including new tanks and a new pump. Our sales staff will be available to answer questions about our products and discuss any projects that you might have.
WEFTEC takes place October 10-14 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando. Visit http://www.weftec.org/ for more information.
WEFTEC takes place October 10-14 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando. Visit http://www.weftec.org/ for more information.
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