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A Basics Level course for maintenance staff. This course will provide participants with the knowledge and skills needed to evaluate failure modes and repair API 610 overhung process pumps. The course is comprised of approximately 40 percent classroom and 60 percent laboratory time. Concepts and theory are taught in a classroom setting and then reinforced […]
This course provides the participants with the knowledge and skills needed to understand the basics of pumps, pumping systems and mechanical seals. The course curriculum is centered on centrifugal pumps and the mechanical seals that they utilize in common industrial applications. Basic pump and mechanical seal composition and operation are discussed in the classroom, and […]
Peter Wolff Business Development Manager, CE/BOMA About Peter Peter Wolff is Business Development Manager for consulting engineers and building owners and managers for Armstrong Fluid Technology. Having grown up in Baltimore MD, Peter’s family moved to the UK where he gained a bachelor’s degree in Engineering and Applied Science from Sussex University. He has since […]
Speakers: John Morton, Product Line Director Raul Escontrias, North America Pipeline Account Manager Jim Wasser, Director, Design Engineering Brian Kalfrin, Regional Engineering Manager Kevin Parker, Moderator, CFE Media & Technology Attendees qualify for a Certificate of Completion Crude-oil pipeline pumps traditionally suffer from seal leakage due to the fretting or wearing of the dynamic O-ring, […]
This course provides the participant a better understanding of the reliability issues related to the interrelated functions of the centrifugal pump and mechanical seal, as they are operated in a complex pumping system under a variety of conditions. Participants learn how to identify and address causes of poor pump and mechanical seal reliability by focusing […]
Introduction to Positive Displacement: 1-Part Webinar Wednesday, July 17, 2019 | 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm EST Price: $119. Led by subject matter expert Mark Johnson, Business Development Manager at Iwaki AIR AODD Pumps. Participants of this webinar can expect to learn: Participants of this webinar can expect to learn: What a positive displacement pump […]
Introduction to Rotodynamic Basics: 1-Part Webinar Thursday, July 18, 2019 | 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm EST Price: $119. This is a must attend for new pump industry professionals, or experienced professionals that want a refresher on the most up to date pump type nomenclature. In this 1-Part webinar presented by Hydraulic Institute’s Technical Director, […]
An Intermediate Level class for maintenance staff. This course instructs participants on the proper procedures for the preparation, rigging, disassembly, inspection and failure analysis of between bearing centrifugal pumps. The pumps addressed include both horizontally and radially split pumps; i.e BB1 through BB5 style equipment. During the course the participants will: Discuss field and shop […]
This course provides the student with foundational information regarding the purpose of mechanical seals, how they are constructed, where they are used, and what they need to effectively perform in a wide variety of applications. Mechanical seal issues are discussed in the classroom and then reinforced in the laboratories using actual pumps equipped with instruments to […]
WWEMA is pleased to announce the program for our annual Finance & Contracts Administration Council Meeting that will take place on July 25-26, 2019 in Indianapolis, IN. The 1½ day meeting will be held at the Law Offices of Barnes & Thornburg. Click the icon below, or the attached file, to view program details, registration, and hotel […]
This course provides a comprehensive analysis of pump performance and its dependency on operations upstream and downstream from the pump. Students will review pump hydraulics and apply these fundamentals to calculate the reliability of the overall pump system. 60% classroom, 40% labs and team exercises. Specific topics include: Calculating friction head losses. Calculating total dynamic […]
