At Pump Engineering Company, we understand the challenges that come with maintaining pump and fluid handling equipment. Sourcing industrial pump replacement parts, especially OEM-quality items, is a difficult task to handle alone, but a simple and painless one with us. Request a quote at www.pumpengineering.net.
Are you struggling to find the right pump to meet your industry needs? Let our knowledgable team of engineering and product specialists help you find the right pump to meet industry pump standards. Get started by calling 800.560.7867.
At Pump Engineering, we have a fully staffed, state-of-the-art repair facility to complete all of your industrial pump repair/overhaul needs. We repair almost all brands, types, and models of fluid/air handling equipment. The best part is you can ship your damaged pump or parts to us for repair and we will conveniently ship it back! Request a quote at www.pumpengineering.net.
Deciding which part is best for your industrial pump can be a daunting task. However, with the right industrial pump specialist, you will not only find the best pump and fluid handling parts but also discover a reliable source for all your pump needs. At Pump Engineering Company, we are your one-stop source for all your pump and fluid handling needs. That’s why we have created a complete selection of aftermarket accessory parts that are able to facilitate your evolving pump requirements.
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As the best source of pump and fluid handling parts, Pump Engineering offers a wide selection for industrial and manufacturing leaders to choose from, including:
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As an industry leader, Pump Engineering provides customers with quality parts and reliable service. With over 73 years of experience, we are the top source for industrial pumps and fluid handling parts. Our goal is to provide services and products which drive improved operational performance and bottom-line growth for our valued customers and associates. Contact our knowledgable staff to find the part for your operational needs by calling 800.560.7867.
Keeping your operations running smoothly can be challenging when your equipment breaks down or is unable to keep up with demands. Industrial pumps often maximize production and flow of operations creating a necessity for highly reliable pump abilities. In order to guarantee your industrial pump is working to full capacity, you need to have it inspected by a trusted company with complete industrial pump fabrication capabilities. With Pump Engineering fabrication capabilities, you get just that – we have the ability to not only design but also fully fabricate and assemble pumps to meet your needs.
Why Trust Pump Engineering for Your Fabrication Needs?
For over 73 years, Pump Engineering Company’s goal has been to provide services and products which drive improved operational performance and bottom-line growth for our valued customers and associates. We offer in-house fabrication and engineering capabilities. From simple centrifugal pump units to elaborate pump skids with piping, we have the ability to not only design but fully fabricate and assemble pump units to meet your demands.
Benefits of In-House Fabrication
Since we specialize in in-house fabrication, we understand the benefits of having an industrial pump to meet your specific needs. Advantages include,
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The International Society of Automation (ISA) will now provide end-user input to help further an international standards program for smart manufacturing.
ISA is a developer of widely used international consensus standards in key areas of industrial automation, including cybersecurity, safety and enterprise-control integration. The decision to include its input regarding the standards stems from a recent meeting of a new International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) systems committee on Smart Manufacturing. The meeting was held in Frankfurt, Germany.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation Corporate Citizenship Center has named Ingersoll Rand the winner of the 2018 Corporate Citizenship Awards, in the category of Best Environmental Stewardship.
Ingersoll Rand was recognized for addressing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in its own operations and products, and continued research for a sustainable future. The company achieved its commitment to reduce its own greenhouse gas (GHG) footprint by 35% by 2020 by focusing on energy reduction, optimization of refrigerant charging, upgrading its fleet to improve gas mileage, and renewable energy. During the past four years, it has reduced GHG emissions associated with operations by 37% – surpassing its goal two years early.
The several fundamentals of compressed air purification include Partial Pressure, Molar Mass, Saturation Pressure, Relative Humidity, and Impact of Molar Mass Ratio on Vapor Pressure and Total Water in Air. These aspects highlight the relevance of water concentration and removal in a compressed air unit impacting the dryer.
To read more about practical package compressor issue and their relationship to the fundamentals of compressed air purification, click here.
It can be challenging to measure an air compressor Free Air Delivery (FAD). Adjusting your flow meter can make this process a little easier.
An air compressor serves to transform ambient air into pressured or compressed air. After compressed air is produced, its power is measured through its power rating and the manufacturer’s new FAD specifications.
In order to answer these question, there are two methods of performance measurement, one of which is called temporary performance measurement. This occurs when the measuring is conducted during the system assessment phase of procuring an air compressor. The other type is referred to as permanent performance measurement, which just means that the unit’s power is perpetually measured.
To read more about measuring the performance of installed compressor air compressors, click here.
Last year, the Pump System Assessment Professional (PSAP) certificate program was developed by the Hydraulic Institute to test and certify those with comprehensive assessment experience.
This PSAP certificate program can help ensure that a member of your team is qualified to assess and determine what needs to be done to optimize pump systems. The process of the pump system assessment includes four major tasks, such as pre-screening, development of the assessment team, detailed measurement and data gathering and analysis, as well as reporting.
When a pump system assessment is properly performed, this can result in the greatest return in investment for the certificate. Problem areas can be identified and treated, instead of allowing issues to grow worse.
Moreover, there can be thousands of pumps in an industrial plant, in addition to having hundreds of pump systems. Pre-screening a plant’s pump system is the best approach.
Want a more in-depth guide to pump system assessment? READ MORE HERE.
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