In 1983, the Army Corps of Engineers chose Cornell pumps to drain 2,500 acres of Spirit Lake at Mt. St. Helens. Volcanic debris blocked the lake’s natural drainage, and if not drained, it would have caused flooding and damage to the towns below. Cornell brought 20 pumps that could move over 100,000 gallons of water per minute. They started running just 37 days after the contract was awarded.
Cornell Videos
- It’s Hot! Hot Oil Cartridge Seal Replacement Video
- Cornell is excited about our new cartridge seals available for hot oil pumps. We created a short...
- Quick How-To Video on Mechanical Seals
- Installing a mechanical seal on a centrifugal pump wrong can be costly and time consuming....
- Co-Pilot—Video Resource in Spanish
- We have several Cornell Pump resources available in other languages, including Russian, Dutch,...
- Learn About Our New Co-Pilot Pump Monitoring System
- Cornell Pump’s Co-Pilot Pump monitoring system is receiving rave reviews during this time of...
- Cornell Pump School Pump Assembly Training Video
- Cornell wrapped up our Pump School 2018 about 10 days ago. During our morning factory sessions, we...