* SCEM PDUs and PE PDUs to be awarded
COURSE OVERVIEW
Pumps take up 20-30% in a typical split of energy usage of motor driven equipment for an industrial plant. Commercial buildings, with lower demand for processes, it is between 15 to 20%. The large amounts of energy used for pumping makes pump system a major candidate for energy savings. Pumping systems is usually less complicated when compared to process or chiller side optimisation.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
At the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the performance characteristics of pumping systems
- Gain an enhanced understanding of a systems versus component approach to optimise the energy efficiency of pumping systems
- Identify performance problems and systems that are most likely to yield energy efficiency savings
- Develop an action plan to achieve energy efficiency improvements
- Integrate continuous energy improvement into the management of pumping systems
TARGET AUDIENCE
Engineers, Energy Managers and Facility Managers in the Process, Electronics, Pharmaceuticals, Engineering, Food Manufacturing, Oil and Gas Sectors
PRE-REQUISITE
- Participants should be familiar with pump and system curves
- Experienced in proposing or operating pumps
- Experienced in engineering field is an advantage
- Fresh graduates should read up on system curve before attending this workshop
赞助方/参展方联络方式
Agnes Seah
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