Troubleshooting Agricultural Centrifugal Pumps
Cornell Pump started as an agricultural company, and a good portion of pumps manufactured every year still go into the Agricultural market, for applications in irrigation, dewatering, and manure transfer. As many of the farms and ranches are at their halfway point in production for this season (or beyond) we offer this article as a quick reminder of things to check and ways to troubleshoot an agricultural pump.
High-Efficiency Self-Priming Pumps for Municipal Applications
Cornell Pump’s 10STX Series self-priming pumps deliver industry-leading efficiency—operating several percentage points higher than comparable models. For municipal applications, this translates into lower operating costs, reduced energy consumption, and dependable performance under demanding conditions.
Emergency Bypass Pumping for Hurricane and Flood Response
Municipalities face growing challenges as climate change increases the frequency and severity of hurricanes and flooding events. In coastal and inland areas alike, sudden surges in rainfall can overwhelm wastewater and stormwater systems, causing backups, overflows, and environmental damage. Emergency bypass pumping plays a critical role in safeguarding communities when infrastructure is pushed to its limits.
The Value of Redundancy in Municipal Pump Systems
In municipal pumping applications, reliability isn’t just a preference—it’s a necessity. Whether handling potable water, stormwater, or wastewater, municipal pump systems must perform without interruption to protect public health, safeguard infrastructure, and comply with regulatory requirements. That’s where redundancy comes in.
Visit Cornell at Manure Expo 2025
Cornell is proud to exhibit again at Manure Expo, taking place July 30–31 at the Fulton County Fairgrounds in Wauseon, Ohio.
Enhancing Pump Monitoring with Cornell Co-Pilot® Accessory Components
Cornell Pump’s Co-Pilot® and RPM2® systems have transformed pump monitoring, asset tracking, and control. While the Co-Pilot itself brings advanced capabilities like GPS tracking, vibration monitoring, and remote access, it’s the wide range of purpose-built accessory components that allow the system to perform across a variety of demanding applications.
These accessories deliver vital operational data, extend system flexibility, and enhance predictive maintenance — making them an essential part of the Cornell IoT ecosystem.
Celebrate National French Fry Day — July 13
Where Every Golden Fry Meets Cornell engineering.
The Crucial Role of Metallurgy in Mining: Combatting Wear and Corrosion
In the world of mining, few factors impact equipment performance and lifespan more than wear and corrosion. Pumps, in particular, face a relentless barrage of abrasive slurries and chemically aggressive fluids that can prematurely degrade internal components. That’s why metallurgy isn’t just a minor detail; it’s a decisive factor in mining pump system reliability and cost of ownership.
Introducing the FlexiBase™: Faster Installs, Smarter Support for Agricultural Pumps
When it comes to agricultural pumping systems, speed and ease count—whether you’re installing, servicing, or aligning equipment in the field. That’s why Cornell Pump has introduced a smart new solution: the FlexiBase™ adjustable pump base, designed to simplify installations, enhance stability, and improve overall pump performance.
Cornell STX Self-Priming Pumps—Truly Efficient by Design
When selecting a self-priming pump, it’s easy to focus on specs like flow and lift. But in real-world applications, efficiency is what drives long-term success. Cornell’s STX-Series pumps are engineered to deliver not just performance—but highly efficient, reliable operation that reduces costs and downtime over the life of the pump.