3 Steps for Reducing Total Cost of Ownership in Pumping Systems
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Sponsored by: Schneider Electric

Energy costs have become an increasing contributor to pumping systems Total Cost of Ownership (TCO). In fact, energy cost represents 40% of the TCO of a typical pump. It is possible to reduce the electrical consumption by at least 30% utilizing Variable Speed Drives while decreasing maintenance costs associated with the mechanical driven system. This paper explains how to reduce total cost of ownership with a limited investment focused on three key areas: energy efficiency management, asset management, and energy cost management.

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