BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (Feb. 3, 2014) – Pumps & Systems, the leading magazine for pump users worldwide, is proud to announce the first installment of a four-part FREE Live Webinar Series, a partnership with the Submersible Wastewater Pump Association (SWPA), the educational leader and authoritative source for the submersible wastewater pump industry for more than three decades. The first installment will focus on “The Systems Approach to Lift Station Design, Operation, Installation & Maintenance” with a live presentation on March 20, 2014 at 1 p.m. Eastern. Register now at pump-zone.com/swpa_webinars. The entire series offers powerful training opportunities with the ability to earn valuable CEU Credits. Presenters include industry experts from CDM Smith, CRANE Pumps & Systems, E-One Sewer Systems, Primex, Flomatic Valves, Sulzer, MPE, Inc., Zoeller, Schneider Electric, Pentair, Flygt (a Xylem brand) and other SWPA members. Webinar 1 will introduce the concept of the system approach as applied to the design of a small circular wastewater lift station. The tools for proper sizing of simple single pump stations and complex manifolded pumping systems are presented. Experts will walk attendees through an example of a common lift station project, including decisions and calculations for a successful design. The systems approach is a philosophy that involves the detailed analysis of the need, the development of a specification and the selection of equipment; all designed in a manner so that the components will operate effectively and efficiently in concert with each other. Presenters for this critical first of four-part series are Flygt Products Application Engineer, Jim Vukich, Pentair Manager of Product Engineering, Barry Jongsma and CDM Smith Associate Ernest C. Sturtz, P.E. The one-hour event will include a 45-minute presentation followed by a 15-min live question-and-answer segment. Other topics included in the four-part series include:
- Grinder Pumps in Pressure Sewers
- Efficiency, Safety & Troubleshooting
- VFDs & Remote Monitoring