Standards provide guidance and recommendations on a variety of pump and pump systems.
July 9, 2024
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The comprehensive guide for pump users, manufacturers and engineers seeking references for pump principles, calculations and unit conversions. The Data Tool is updated frequently with new information.
October 2, 2024 1:00 pm
This is a discounted bundle of six (6) pump design related webinars: (1) Axial Thrust in Rotodynamic Pumps: Calculations, Effects, and Mitigation Strategies, (2) Axial Radial Thrust and Shaft Deflection in Rotodynamic Pumps, (3) Shaft Analysis and Bearing Life Calculations in Rotodynamic Pumps, (4) Critical Speed in Rotodynamic Pumps: Dry, Lateral, and Torsional, (5) Model Testing for Large Rotodynamic Pumps & (6) Pump Physical Modifications and the Effects on Hydraulic Performance SKU: WB 100B
October 8, 2024 10:00 am
Pump System Fundamentals – Day 1 is designed to provide the core information on pump types, their construction, motors and variable frequency drives, performance curves, system design curves, and how to operate the pump system to meet variable flow and head demand. Pump System Fundamentals – Day 2 is designed to provide the core information on how to effectively select, install, maintain pumps, and operate pump systems efficiently and reliably. This is vital information for anyone working in the pump and fluid handling industry who has technical responsibility for products or product management, technical support, or designs or operates pumping systems. SKU: VC801H
October 18, 2024 8:00 am
Pump system basics is designed to be the starting point for learning the fundamentals of pumps, their components and construction, and how pump systems are operated and controlled. Attendees will leave with an understanding of typical pump components, construction, installation, and maintenance considerations, as well as a detailed understanding of the pump curve and its interaction with the system curve.