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This webinar defines the pump operating conditions for series and parallel pumping including how pumps operating in series and parallel interface with the system. The webinar will cover system curves, how to plot pump H/Q curves for series and parallel operation, how to match series and parallel pump operation with the system and the effects of operating pumps of different capacities in series and parallel. Variable speed pumping will also be covered including definition of the Affinity Laws, how to plot variable speed pump curves, matching these with the system curve and some potential issues to avoid. MORE DETAILS ...
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The Pump Centre’s Water Industry Maintenance Working Group (WIMWG) has delivered a project to improve understanding of the cost and implications of failing to adequately maintain and operate Inlet Works equipment. This presentation summarises the project which provides an industry-wide view of the current issues. MORE DETAILS ...
Ability to predict failure before failure occurs is an aspiration driving us toward real-time monitoring of asset condition. Advances in analytics are enabling integration of real-time and historic data to provide performance information for asset management and allow proactive decisions to repair or replace to be taken. Our MEICA assets are easy to inspect, but only loaded during flood events, which poses challenges in understanding future performance given little performance history. An opportunity is associated with accessibility i.e., sensors for monitoring performance can easily be deployed. Given the lack of historic information, capturing data when the asset is loaded is important. Such information will help with pro-active maintenance and optimise operations. MORE DETAILS ...
Presenter: Alistair MacKinnon – Global Director of Sales, Pulsar Process MeasurementDate: Thursday 22th October 2020 at 13:30hrs.Recording Available for Pump Centre members This webinar highlights the importance of pumping station level control and how it can create greater efficiency.Pumping stations come in various shapes and sizes. These stations need to have robust and reliable level control to allow the end user to create greater efficiency and monitor compliance through intelligent pump control and ultimately save cost.
Presenter: Vince Burson – Condition Monitoring Sales and Support Specialist, IFMDate: Thursday 29th October 2020 at 13:30hrs.Recording Available for Pump Centre members This webinar will show how effective complex analysis data is and how simplified data from various parameters can be just as effective. Complex analysis data can be simplified and then combined with process data to provide an effective but easier to understand solution that does not require complex training. This data can be displayed in a graphical interface showing asset state as traffic light coded flag and then can be drilled into from further detail.
