January 1, 2026
Sub-Sahara Mining & Industrial Journal
HVAC

Masdaf aims for accreditation with test station

Turkish pump manufacturer Masdaf is hoping to obtain the internationally recognised EN IEC 17025 accreditation certificate with its newly developed Pump Performance Test Station, the result of two years’ research and development.

Installed at Masdaf’s Düzce plant in north west Turkey, the test station has the latest measuring devices and a fully automated control system. It instantaneously monitors the performance of the pumps and reports over the SCADA system.

All pump tests are carried out in accordance with the ISO EN 9906 standard. The main pump data, temperature and vibration measurements are uploaded to the data collection software via the SCADA system. Vibration and long-term endurance tests can be carried out without overheating.

Operations that could be dangerous due to high flow and pressure, can now be performed via the test station. It has a flow capacity of max. 10,000 m³/h and main supply pipelines with a diameter of 800 mm. The current installed power of 630 kW allows the test station to automatically perform tests on pumps with large flow capacity and power.

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Roper Technologies Inc has agreed to sell a majority stake in its industrial businesses, including its entire Process Technologies segment and the industrial businesses within its Measurement & Analytical Solutions segment, to affiliates of private investment firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice LLC (CD&R). Image © red150770 – stock.adobe.com. Roper will receive total upfront, pre-tax cash proceeds of approximately US$2.6 billion while retaining a 49% minority interest in a new standalone entity. The transaction includes the Cornell, FMI and Roper Pump businesses, as well as Alpha, AMOT, CCC, Dynisco, FTI, Hansen, Hardy, Logitech, Metrix, PAC, Struers, Technolog, Uson and Viatran. Together, these businesses generated approximately US$940 million of revenue and US$260 million of EBITDA in 2021. “This is the final step in Roper’s divestiture strategy to reduce the cyclicality and asset intensity of our enterprise,” said Neil Hunn, Roper Technologies’ president and CEO. “Selling a majority interest in these industrial businesses will provide Roper with significant upfront cash, while maintaining the ability to receive additional cash proceeds from the future exit of our minority interest.” “We are excited to partner with CD&R given their track record of successful corporate partnerships. Operating as a standalone entity will enable these businesses to build on their niche-leading strategies and continue creating value for their customers and shareholders,” added Hunn. John Stroup, operating advisor to CD&R Funds, will lead the standalone entity when the transaction closes.

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