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Introducing the Flowserve patented axial field integral motor pumping system—an elevated design technology featuring advanced concepts new to the industry. Major design elements include: fully modular, integral permanent magnet disk motors, direct mounting on pipe, shaft-less, seal-less, couplingless, baseplate-less, stage-by-stage speed variability, intelligent individual stage controls, fail-safe, versatile configurations (horizontal, vertical and submersible), and flexible operating modes (pumps, turbine, turbocharger, etc.).
The project goals were to provide users with an unprecedented value and cost reduction throughout the life of the pumping system. These goals included significantly reduced door-to-door CO2 emissions by means of increased system efficiency and equipment simplifications, a system for modular process technologies, problem solver and significantly reduced total life-cycle costs.
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Technology Manager
Flowserve Corporation
Ram Rengasamy is a global technology manager of Flowserve pumps division. He oversees and directs the pump technology activities worldwide. He creates new technology strategies and road maps, execute, commercialize and manages IP. He held various positions in Flowserve during last 18 years—global technology manager, global product manager, global commercial operations manager, design and R&D engineer, etc. He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in mechanical engineering and a master’s degree in international business administration.
Lead R&D Engineer
Flowserve Corporation
Zachary Dennis is a senior R&D engineer, working for several years developing advanced pumping solutions at Flowserve. He is the acting engineering lead on the integral motor pumping project, facilitating the development from a proof-of-concept to a refined prototype. Dennis holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in mechanical engineering. His experience is primarily in the design of rotating machinery and reverse engineering.Zachary Dennis is a senior R&D engineer, working for several years developing advanced pumping solutions at Flowserve. He is the acting engineering lead on the integral motor pumping project, facilitating the development from a proof-of-concept to a refined prototype. Dennis holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in mechanical engineering. His experience is primarily in the design of rotating machinery and reverse engineering.
Research Fellow
Flowserve Corporation
Andreas Dreiss is a research fellow for pumps and drives at Flowserve. He is a rotating equipment engineer who has worked as director, advanced technology, for Flowserve for many years, combining the experience in pumps, motors, drives and controls for industrial use. Dreiss holds multiple patents in the field of advanced centrifugal pumps and pressure exchangers. He holds a doctoral degree in turbomachinery.
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