BRIDGEPORT, N.J. (Sept. 22, 2014)—Xylem announced that its Godwin range of diesel pumps is now available with Tier 4 engines, which reduce air pollution by minimizing particulate matter (PM) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) and deliver enhanced engine control and reduced engine noise. Tier 4 engines are now required under the United States' Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Clean Air Act: emissions standards for diesel engines. Manufacturers are currently required to abide by Final Tier 4 regulations for 25-74 horsepower engines. "We have worked closely with engine manufacturers to package this new technology within our sale and rental equipment. Godwin is committed to providing the best pumps in the industry and to helping customers understand the new requirements and the impact these changes will have on their businesses," said Mike Ramos, vice president and director of operations and engineering for Xylem’s Godwin brand. "While these standards will demand some adjustment across the industry, we are committed to guiding our customers through the transition and helping them understand the operation and application of these advanced engines within dewatering pumps in the field." In order to support customers’ budget planning, Xylem is communicating the additional costs associated with these updated Tier 4 diesel engines. Final Tier 4 diesel engine pricing in the 25-74 horsepower range will increase the cost of Godwin 4-inch and 6-inch dewatering pumps by between 25-35 percent. The increase can be attributed to is mainly due to Final Tier 4 engines having electronic builds rather than previously used mechanical builds, and the inclusion of a diesel particulate filter—previously not included but now required by regulations. Tier 4 diesel engine technology is available within Xylem’s Godwin dewatering pump equipment for sale or rental. For more information, visit godwinpumps.com/tier4.
Technology ensures that engines comply with emissions standards required by the EPA Clean Air Act
