Pump Impeller Designs

Wednesday, April 10

11:10 AM - 12:00 PM

Location: Pasadena, Renaissance Palm Springs Hotel

SWRCB Drinking Water: 1 Contact Hour

SWRCB Wastewater: 0.1 CEU

CWEA: 1 Contact Hour

Practice Area: Engineering & Research, Collection Systems, Operations & Maintenance, Electrical & Instrumentation

The goal is to better understand how different pump impeller designs can effect a systems performance and reduce maintenance costs through properly matching the pump impeller design to the intended application.

Learner Outcomes:

Upon completion of this session attendees will better understand how to select the proper pump design best suited for their individual applications.
After attending this class participants will understand how to read a pump curve and Identify the key areas that are important to selecting a pump that will operate at it's peak performance capabilities.
Upon completion attendees will be able to better communicate with their peers about potential concerns with existing applications and influence future changes to maximize system operating performance.

Primary Speaker(s)

Ron Aceto

Municipal Markets Manager
Cornell Pump Company
Clackamas, Oregon

Track Facilitator(s)

Bill Paddock

Maintenance Supervisor RTP
Socwa
Laguna Niguel, CA