Pump Systems Optimization:

Energy Efficiency and Bottom-Line Savings

Attend this one-day course to learn how to identify and reduce hidden operation and energy costs, and: Increase profitability Increase reliability Earn seven PDH credits

Develop the skills needed to identify significant energy savings opportunities

At the Pump Systems Optimization one-day course, you will gain valuable new skills that will help you improve centrifugal pump* system efficiency to reduce energy and operating costs. Topics include: Why Efficient Pump Systems Are Important ystems Optimization and Improvement S Opportunities Basic Pump System Interaction Screening Pump Systems Improving the Performance of Pump Systems Life-Cycle Cost Analysis Developing an Action Plan SME Pump Systems Energy Assessment A Standard (available at www.Pumps.org/ASME) ISO 50001 for Energy Management Systems

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Energy savings of 20-40% are possible

At the Pump Systems Optimization course, you will develop the skills to: dentify significant energy savings I opportunities mprove pump systems efficiency and I reduce energy and operating costs reate an Action Plan to execute energy C conservation initiatives.

When pump systems are not optimized for best efficiency, they drain corporate profits with higher energy and maintenance costs, shorten mean time between repairs and increase CO2 emissions. Optimized pump systems are not just more energy efficient, they are typically more reliable as well. At the Pump Systems Optimization course, you will learn how to develop skills to identify a broad range of system improvement opportunities, determine where to focus efforts in your own organization and develop an Action Plan with financial justification. Your organization will quickly see a return on your investment. You will earn seven professional development hours (PDH) from the Hydraulic Institute, an approved provider of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for Professional Engineers. Bring Your Entire Team

A typical life-cycle cost for a pump system

40 % 25 % 10 % 10 % 7% 5% 3% Energy Maintenance Pump Operating Installation Environmental Downtime

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Our customers are using the knowledge and case studies from the course to evaluate inefficient pumping systems and develop business cases for upgrades by including maintenance and reliability costs. I would highly recommend taking this course.
Martin Bima, Industrial Systems Engineer, Manitoba

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Pump Systems Optimization: Energy Efficiency and Bottom-Line Savings

Location: 1 Sylvan Way Parsippany, NJ 07054 Date: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 Time: 9:00am5:00 pm Cost to Participant: $395 Early Bird Special: Register by February 29th for $325 To register for this course: Please visit Pump Systems Matter at http://estore.pumps.org/pumptraining You will find all instructions on this site for payment and registration steps. A pre-course exercise, registration confirmation and directions to the location will be e-mailed to each participant prior to the course date. Questions? Please contact Kathy Doran, Pump Systems Matter, kdoran@pumps.org or 973-267-9700.

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