Optimizing Pumping Systems: A Guide to Improved Efficiency, Reliability, and Profitability (Secure PDF)

Can you afford to miss out on this comprehensive book on optimizing pumping systems?

Twenty-two industry experts have compiled the most comprehensive book to date on optimizing pumping systems. Energy losses in the pumping system as a whole are often greater than energy losses in the pumping unit. Read this 200+ page book to learn how optimizing both existing and new pumping systems and purchasing based on life cycle costs will lead to increased profitability through a reduction in unnecessary, expensive energy consumption and maintenance costs. Optimizing Pumping Systems includes:

• Chapter 1 - Pump Fundamentals
• Chapter 2 - Pump and System Interaction
• Chapter 3 - Calculating Cost of Ownership
• Chapter 4 - Improving the Performance of Existing Pumping Systems
• Chapter 5 - Building Better Pumping Systems: Optimizing New Designs
• Chapter 6 - Pumping System Economics - Opportunities to Improve Life Cycle Performance
• 13 Page Glossary of Terms
• Case Studies
• A detailed matrix of useful tools available for optimizing pumping systems

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