Pumps 1: Selection & System Design

2012 Dates: 16 May - 18 May, 17 September - 19 September
Venue: IIR Training House, Rosebank, Johannesburg
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Benefits:

• Learn how you can pick the right pump for your application
• Develop a cost effective method to pump your slurry, gas, water or concrete
• Recap of the basic principles that prepare you for the technical operation of pumps
• Prevent problems related to selection errors including cavitations, suction and seal problems
• Mastering the technique to diagnose whether a pump has failed mechanically or has process deficiency

Outcomes:

• Master the fundamentals of pumpable fluids
• Learn how to apply the optimum speed for your pumping application
• Master the operating capabilities and limitations of seals
• Get to grips with pump components balancing
• Learn the mechanics and purpose of sealing

Target Market:

• Civil Engineers
• Mechanical Engineers
• Chemical Engineers
• Production Engineers
• Engineering Managers
• Consulting Engineers

The findings of the market research conducted by IIR has revealed that design, operation and maintenance engineers are troubleshooting pump related challenges daily. Problems highlighted include cavitations, suction related and seal related problems.

The problems encountered with pumps are mainly due to:
• Selection errors
• Design errors
• Poor operation
• Poor maintenance

IIR’s Pumps: Selection and Systems Design Training will equip delegates with techniques to deal with these pump related challenges and proactively avoid pump problems. Hone your troubleshooting abilities and enhance your capacity to observe changes in pumps performance overtime to enable you to prevent pump problems from reoccurring.