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Learn how to simulate equipment failure scenarios with PIPE-FLO thermal transient analysis. We’ll demonstrate how flow and temperature impact systems over time—from chiller failures to tank temperature delays—and how modeling these dynamics lets you right-size components, cut energy waste and predict downtime triggers.
In this webinar, we’ll explore:
- Pumps as part of a broader thermal system
- Failure mode analysis (chiller down, tank heating and pressure drop)
- Focus on transient behaviors → equipment damage or inefficiencies
- Equipment right-sizing, energy cost control
- Thermal inertia, tank behavior, pumps, valves and loop stability
- What happens when a chiller fails or power dips
- How to model heat buildup, flow redistribution and time-to-critical
- Design validation and facility uptime risk management
Whether you’re designing systems, optimizing operations or troubleshooting failures, walk away with actionable frameworks to operate with confidence.
SPEAKERS
Product Director
PIPE-FLO
Dominik Fry has more than 15 years of experience in the pump industry. He started out in the oilfield working for Halliburton where he simulated and supervised large pumping jobs requiring high flow rates and thousands of horsepower. Now as the product director for PIPE-FLO, a leading pipe modeling and simulation software, he works directly with pump manufacturers and across industries. Among his accomplishments are holding a patent, authoring technical papers for ASME, SPE and EEMODS, as well as writing educational articles in Pumps & Systems magazine.
Solution Engineer
PIPE-FLO
Sravan Rajathilak is a PIPE-FLO solutions engineer at Revalize. With a background in data centers and manufacturing software, Sravan specializes in aiding customers in understanding usage and applications of the PIPE-FLO Software. He holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering and a certificate in simulations from the University of Pittsburgh.
Solutions Director
PIPE-FLO
Rick King brings extensive solutions expertise to enterprise clients and uses technology and a problem-solving mindset to help companies reduce their carbon footprint and energy costs using real-time data to optimize processes and make informed decisions. Rick is a National Ski Patrol volunteer and is a contributing author to Ski Patrol Magazine. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Curry College and over a dozen technical certifications.
Product Marketing Manager
PIPE-FLO
Leo Palmaro is a creative and technically-inclined marketer with a Master of Science in marketing from the University of South Florida’s MUMA College of Business. With experience in web development and programming, Leo brings a unique blend of creativity and know-how to PIPE-FLO.
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