Optimized pumps ease the day-to-day process for university cogeneration facilities.
Pumps
In the process industries—water, wastewater, oil and gas, food and beverage, chemical processing, mining, building services, pulp and paper—pumps are ubiquitous. The pumps used in those industries vary widely and each requires expert handling. These articles provide information on selecting the right pump for the application, as well as testing and troubleshooting, installation and maintenance on those pumps.
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The flow-rate, viscosity and efficiency advantages of screw pumps make them a viable alternative to centrifugal pumps.
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The phenomenon occurs when a system experiences extreme vibration caused by excessive pump pressure and pulsation.
An electric submersible pump provided the plant additional fire suppression when a hot spot caused a silo’s wood chips to combust.
The new HI Energy Rating Program uses a label to indicate the power savings obtained from pump system upgrades.