Engineers understand how to create a pump and system curve for a simple piping flow path. However, there are many times where a unique system curve may not even exist if one can even be created. This video will help you better understand how pumps and systems interact with each other and how to create pump vs. system curves that are useful. You will also learn about the cases in which system curves can quickly lose their usefulness. For more information, visit www.aft.com
Datacor Inc., a leading provider of engineering, process manufacturing, and chemical distribution solutions, and Cleopatra Enterprise, an established provider of…
Datacor, Inc., a leading provider of software for engineers, process manufacturers, and chemical distributors, announced the acquisition of GoldSim Technology…
Recent research shows that widely used methods for estimating transient pipe forces often fail to produce consistently conservative results. As…
Design of a kerosene-oxygen turbopump utilizing a conventional open-cycle system architecture sized to power a 5,000-lbf thrust chamber is described. A conservative design approach tolerant…
Replace any brand progressive cavity pump with a SEEPEX maintain-in-place Smart Conveying Technology (SCT) pump and receive a 3-Year Performance Guarantee on wear parts! SEEPEX…
SEEPEX is excited to announce that, in response to high demand, they are extending their Factory Rebuild Program at their service center in Enon, OH!…
Special purpose pump motor power sensors and controls have been available for over 25 years. Because power levels from pump motors relate directly to pumping…