Which type of pumps are suitable for handling viscous fluids

Convert the water based performance of a centrifugal pump to the performance with a known viscous fluid

Make a selection of a pump from the water based performance curves once the viscous fluid performance parameters are given

Quantify the draw the system head curves for a given viscous fluid and ascertain the operating point

Assess the impact of viscosity on the NPSH of a pump

Learn the essentials of conducting pump performance test with a viscous fluid

Basic eeering back ground

Acquaintance with basic knowledge of pumps and pumping systems

Hands-on with calculations and some math

This course on "Pumping viscous fluids using centrifugal pumps" includes information available on the topic in the form of international papers, pump manufacturer's recommendations, technical literature, and standards which has been sifted and collated to form a cohesive content of practical value. It contains:

Calculations using formulae,

Graphs and tables,

and worked examples.

The course focuses on the pumping systems and it covers:

Conversion of pump performance on water to viscous fluids and vice-versa,

System head curve calculations,

Types of mechanical seals and sealing systems,

NPSH measurement and calculations,

Pump testing procedure using viscous fluids.

Thus, it provides a great opportunity to those who are keen to understand the effect of viscous fluids on the centrifugal pumps performance and are eager to apply these lessons to their pumping systems.

Process eeers and process designers from process industry dealing with viscous fluids and pumps

People responsible for selection, purchase and inspections of pumps for process industry

R&D persons and team members

Maintenance and operations staff

Professionals seeking knowledge and growth



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