By Laura Fleming, SRS Crisafulli President and CFO
Recent Posts
Whether you have just installed your new dredge or you have been dredging for a while, you should follow a lubrication and maintenance schedule in order to ensure a long and useful life for your dredge. SRS Crisafulli includes a suggested maintenance schedule in our dredge Operations and Maintenance (O&M) manuals.
Energy production and consumption worldwide is influenced by many factors. Resource availability, economic activity, population growth and environmental regulations, for instance, all affect the types of energy production that may be available to consumers. One of the cheapest methods of energy production is hydroelectric power.
By Elizabeth Kaiser, SRS Crisafulli Marketing Manager
Many situations can complicate a shoreline’s integrity. These can range from flooding, hurricanes and man-made disasters and can even include aquatic harvesting and human recreation. Making efforts to protect a shoreline from these intrusions helps protect economic and recreational interests. Shoreline remediation is an investment in the overall economic and natural habitat of a community.
By Troy Fercho, SRS Crisafulli Rental Equipment Specialist
We have all been there. You are right in the middle of a project and something goes out. Of course it’s going to happen in the middle of your project – parts don’t usually go out while they are just sitting there idle. So the age-old question is does it pay to stock those critical replacement parts?
By Eric Lillberg, SRS Crisafulli Senior Applications Engineer
When I first started as an applications engineer for SRS Crisafulli, I searched for information on the subject of dredging. I was surprised to find there was very little non-commercial content available. I have since found a pair of short courses, offered annually by Texas A&M, which I recommend highly to any professional interested in dredging. The Center for Dredging Studies at Texas A&M has amassed a teaching staff of notable individuals from the dredging world.
