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High temperature liquids can wreak havoc on industrial operations if properly specified and installed pumping systems are not in place. Industrial process pumps are often the workhorses that keep operations moving reliably and safely.
An incentive program for efficient pumps is the first to earn the HI Energy Rating Label from the Hydraulic Institute. Utility company Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) developed the program to serve its clients in the West.
Engineers, plant maintenance personnel and facility managers can learn the benefits of a certified pump performance testing facility by attending a free webinar November 15 at 1 p.m. (ET).
Two facilities — Xylem Seneca Falls Research and Development Lab in Seneca Falls, N.Y., and Xylem Morton Grove Research and Development Lab in Morton Grove, Ill. — earned approval through the program.
The webinar will teach participants how to calculate the available NPSH, understand how insufficient NPSHA will affect pump operation and what NPSH margin is needed to ensure good performance longevity to pump equipment.
The “Reliability of Pumping Equipment” guide provides information on topics such as expected reliability levels, monitoring approaches and methods of improvement
A set of thirty-five pump standards, the ANSI/HI Standards on CD Version 3.2 from the Hydraulic Institute, Parsippany, N.J., allows users to utilize a single reference CD.
The sessions will offer advice on improving the reliability of pumps, sub-components and related equipment while minimizing costs and improving safety and productivity.
