Pump efficiency: the road ahead to lower energy costs.(Fluid Handling)

From: Solutions - for People, Processes and Paper | Date: January 1, 2004| Author: Alfredsson, Kjell | Copyright information

Efficiency is the relation between used and supplied energy in a system. In all technical processes or products there are losses that reduce efficiency. A small pump can achieve at most 50% efficiency, while a very large pump can reach as much as 93% efficiency.

Efficiency or--more to the point--your return from the power suppliers' bill, is crucial for almost all pump users. For instance, consider that for a typical industrial pump unit energy often represents 90%-95% o...

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