| Pumping System Optimization: Opportunities to Improve Life Cycle Performance, Calendar of Sessions
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 | Inefficient Pumping Systems Drain More Than Fluids: Registration is open for three "Pumping System Optimization: Opportunities to Improve Life Cycle Performance" courses. Attendance is limited to 25 per session. Take a look at the dates and locations then register online. We're scheduling them across the US to make it easy for you to learn at a location convenient to you. You'll earn seven Professional Development Hour (PDH) credits from the Hydraulic Institute. Of course, HI members and Standards Partners receive discounted member pricing. Each participant also receives a free copy of the "Optimizing Pumping Systems" Guidebook in addition to the course participant guide. Come and learn with your peers from other businesses and industries. | 
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| Read this Important Strategy Document for U.S. Competitiveness from National Association of Manufacturers (NAM)
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HI is a member of the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM), Council of Manufacturing Associations. NAM recently unveiled a comprehensive strategy for U.S. competitiveness. The “Manufacturing Strategy for Jobs and a Competitive America,” prompts political leaders to consider the big picture – what it will take for manufacturers in the United States to succeed in the global marketplace.
A strategy assesses the strengths of the competition. Through tax and trade policy, Europe’s leaders foster their industries’ investment and innovation. China’s entire economic program is based on the export of manufactured goods; the rising powers of India and Brazil aggressively protect and promote their domestic manufacturing companies. Across the globe—in Asia, Europe, South America, Canada, Australia—nations are negotiating trade agreements that expand their access to customers and markets to the disadvantage of manufacturers in the United States. These countries strategize for success. Download a copy of “Manufacturing Strategy for Jobs and a Competitive America” . |
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| Free Stuff Overview
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The Hydraulic Institute and Pump Systems Matter offer a variety of educational tools and documents on their web sites. Now we've put the links to these resources on one page. A quick and simple one-time registration gives you access to these valuable resources. |
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| PS Asia 2010
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Attend PS Asia 2010, the 10th staging of Asia’s premier exhibition for fluid, air and gas handling systems. It's an ideal marketplace for international manufacturers and suppliers to launch new products, reach out to buyers, appoint agents and distributors, build brand awareness and establish business networks in Asia. See the latest equipment and systems technologies for oil & gas, manufacturing & process, engineering & infrastructure sectors. More... |
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| Available Now: NEW! ANSI-HI Pump Standards CD-ROM Version 2.2 and Version 2.2 Upgrade
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 | This new and comprehensive CD ROM is comprised of 29 standards—THREE that have been extensively updated since the release of Version 2.1 in 2009 and a fourth that is a FIRST EDITION of the Rotodynamic Pumps for pump Piping. If you already own ANSI/HI Pump Standards Version 2.1 CD ROM, then the downloadable Version 2.2 Upgrade will bring your set up-to-date. It costs only $100 to keep your ANSI/HI Pump Standards current and ensure that future releases can be added to your set. Each CD ROM has searchable PDF files; hypertext links from indexes to each Standard, each section and each page; and bookmarks, annotations and printing are all enabled.
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| Member Benefit Literature
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HI membership is an invaluable business resource. Opportunities abound for your organization and your career potential. Check out the latest membership literature — make sure you are taking advantage of ALL that HI has to offer. |
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| Technical Committees-What's NEW!
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| HI Technical Affairs achieves its goals through various committees and relies on its membership to volunteer their time and talents for the benefit of the pump industry. HI is proud to present areas in Technical Affairs that are making significant progress and working on new projects! |
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| HI eStore Opportunities
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Did you know that HI publishes eStore Opportunities monthly? It's organized into sections: Newly Published; Deal of the Month; Did you know?; Old Favorites; Companion Opps. Stay current on new products and offerings from Hydraulic Institute with this monthly update. To have it sent directly to your inbox, please complete our Information Request Form. |
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| ANSI-HI Pump Standards
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Do You Specify, Select, Design, Test, Install or Operate Pumps or Pumping Systems? Purchase the ANSI/HI Pump Standards, and make informed decisions, design and operate reliable pumping systems and optimize their performance. The ANSI/HI Pump Standards include definitions industry terminology design, application, installation, operation and maintenance guidelines plus the widely-accepted HI Test Standards.
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| HI Standards Partner Program
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| Now engineering consultants and pump users have the opportunity to share a relationship with the Hydraulic Institute as a "Standards Partner." Standards Partners provide valuable technical expertise in the development of ANSI/HI Pump Standards, guidelines, and educational materials. If you are in need of engineering consulting, please consider the services of HI's Standards Partners. | .jpg) |
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| HI Publications for TAPPI Members
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 | Over time, TAPPI, the leading association for the worldwide pulp, paper, packaging, and converting industries, has developed a wide range of Industry Standards and Technical Information Papers (TIPs). For more information, please visit www.tappi.org and select Standards & TIPs. Since pulp and paper mills are pump intensive facilities, an average of 150 per pulp mill and 50 per paper, many of the Hydraulic Institute pump standards are useful supplements to the TAPPI library. TAPPI and HI have made it simple for TAPPI members to determine which HI publications are important in the operation of pulp and paper mills. Take a look at the recommended list... |
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