Columnist Jim Elsey gives more examples of problems pumps might face and how a good salesperson would handle them.
Jim Elsey
Columnist Jim Elsey identifies the top 50 things you need to be successful.
Winter is coming. Can you ensure the life extension and reliability of your pump parts?
Jim Elsey explains why you can't just wish and hope for pump performance.
Jim Elsey shares 4 more stories from the pump twilight zone
Jim Elsey shares 4 more stories from the pump twilight zone
NSS describes relationship between speed, flow rate and NPSHr of impeller
Deciding between placing this equipment on the suction or discharge side of the pump.
The equivalent suction lift is equal to the difference between the “vacuum effect” and the net submergence.
Don't forget to take vapor pressure into consideration.
Learn the difference between suction lift and flooded suction.
The first of a five-part NPSH primer series.
Jim Elsey helps you avoid common centrifugal pump mistakes
Avoid cavitation with calculations and a focus on this aspect of the pumped fluid.
Common ways your equipment can fail