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From temperature control of steam boilers in process lines to cleaning and a myriad of other applications, the use of variable speed constant pressure systems can improve process stability and repeatability, increase uptime and production, reduce energy consumption and costs, and provide other benefits in food processing facilities.​

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Stepper motors provide the ultimate in precise control of dosing pumps in chemical feed applications. You will see how with infinitely variable speed control these motors enable vastly improved metering accuracy even at turndown ratios of up to 1000 to 1. You will see that even at very low flows injection accuracy is maintained when pumping liquids that are typically expensive or hazardous – where accuracy is paramount. It will be shown how stepper motors can independently vary the speed of the fore and back strokes – leading to steadier injection rates over time. The class will explain how these motors can provide accurate, repeatable, and reliable performance.​

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The new Hydro Multi-E pump system is an exciting product offering that compliments the current Hydro MPC and Hydro Multi-B pump systems. The presentation will review the key features and benefits of the new Hydro Multi-E system and discuss available sales support collateral available.

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How can the use of a bladder tank help you to reduce power consumption and total life cycle costs for your pressure booster pumping system? How might it help you to optimize system performance? Can the savings and improvements go beyond just energy consumption? Are there standards or guidelines that should be followed? These and many other aspects of pressure boosting systems - and what they can tell us about Life Cycle Costs - will be explored in this important webinar.

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How can an energy audit help you to reduce total life cycle costs for your pumping system? How might it help me to optimize system performance? Can the savings and improvements go beyond just energy consumption? How do you go about conducting an energy audit? Is it better to perform it using in-house resources or an outside firm? Who within your organization should be involved? What tools are required? Are there standards or guidelines that should be followed? How do I prioritize which pumping system to audit? These and many other aspects of energy audits and what they can tell us about Life Cycle Costs will be explored in this important webinar.

Grundfos FireConnect is a cloud based monitoring system which provides real-time status of any fire pump system in your portfolio. Not only are you the first to know about a potential fire emergency, you also have vital information ready to provide fire responders which could potentially limit the damages. Complete fire pump system information can be accessed 24/7 - anytime and anywhere - and can aid with monitoring, testing, maintenance and emergency response. It reduces the need for frequent onsite inspections, and in the event of an alarm or warning, the relevant people are notified.

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During this webinar session Grundfos Business Partners will learn to familiarize themselves with the Grundfos Extranet which is referred to as Hybris.

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An introduction to the new Grundfos SD product line and the accompanying configurator tool available on Grundfos Product Center. The Grundfos SD consolidates, standardizes and replaces the Yeomans 6000, Chicago 2111 and Morris 7100 dry-pit solids handling pumps. This launch is part of a greater initiative to double Grundfos’ investments in the Water Utility market. These efforts will help to integrate product lines into Grundfos selection tools with the goal of providing a seamless sizing and configuration experience for our customers. The Grundfos SD will be available for sale beginning January 1, 2018.“

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Choice of the right dosing pump can help to assure that the system functions as intended. It is critical when pumping hazardous or expensive fluids that metering is done with a high degree of accuracy and repeatability. If a dosing pump of the wrong configuration or size is installed, processes may be negatively impacted, and unnecessary cost increases may be experienced. Learn how to avoid many of these costly mistakes by attending this short one-hour webinar.​

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This webinar focuses on sizing and selecting booster pumps and systems in real world municipal water applications while covering key features and benefits of operation. There will be particular emphasis on pump controller capabilities. You will learn of the basic components that make up a booster system, understand the information that is required and what resources are available for sizing pumps, and finally you will see the process for properly selecting these booster systems.​

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Learn how to properly identify the characteristics of a Grundfos, PACO and Peerless Pump. This webinar will go over how to identify the type key and codes of a pumps nameplate as well as how to utilize that information in selecting a replacement pump and/or parts.

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The most fundamental of all centrifugal pump documents – the performance curve – is packed with information that can be used as an aid in selection and specification of the right equipment. This webinar will teach you to read the pump curve, to know what information is there, and understand how it is formatted. Additionally, we will learn how to interpret the graphically provided information and what it means. Finally, you will learn how to use the pump curve to make decisions on the choice of pump and driver sizing, power consumption strategies, and many others.​

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This is the second in a two-part webinar series on interpretation and use of the pump curve for variable speed pumping. It builds on the fundamental knowledge of the single speed pump curve that was addressed in part one. Today we will explore which parts of the curve apply in identical ways to both fixed and variable speed operation, and also the important differences in their use. This knowledge will enable you to make informed decisions when selecting and specifying variable speed pumps along with their drivers and controls, in order to optimize performance and reduce power consumption.​

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This webinar will focus on selection and sizing of condenser and chilled water pumps, including a discussion of the pros and cons of the pump types that are normally found in these applications. This includes exploration of the issues when selecting horizontal split case, end suction, vertical inline, and vertical lineshaft turbine types. The implications of both open and closed loop piping systems will be discussed, along with the impact of liquid temperatures, the influences of the cooling tower on pump selection, good piping design practices, and a brief overview of centrifugal pump sizing.

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Choosing the right dosing pump can help to assure that the system functions as intended. It is critical when pumping hazardous or expensive chemicals that it is done with a high degree of accuracy and repeatability. If the wrong size or configuration of a dosing pump is installed, processes may be negatively impacted, and unnecessary cost increases may be experienced. Learn how to avoid many of these costly mistakes by attending this webinar.

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The focus of the training will be on how to select and configure the Grundfos HydroMPC systems within the GXS program. Participants will be given an introduction to selecting HydroMPC systems (quickship and custom), navigating configuration options, and finding documentation. Participants will be taken through examples to obtain a better understanding of the benefits of using GXS to select these systems.

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This webinar will introduce you to the wide range of applications for Grundfos submersible pumping products for sewage and other types of wastewater. You will learn how to select the type of submersible unit, along with appropriate materials and configurations for a variety of collection, transport, and treatment applications.​

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In this webinar we will discuss the steps that must be taken in order to properly select both submersible and jet pumps for water well applications. The focus will be on residential installations, but the principles will generally apply to larger groundwater applications as well. Proper selection, along with a professional installation, will help to assure a long, successful, and trouble-free pumping system.

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In this webinar we will discuss pumping strategies that can be employed in order to reduce energy consumption and optimize system performance under part load conditions. We will focus on pumps in HVAC and boosting systems in commercial buildings, but the principles to be discussed apply to a broad range of markets and pump applications. Topics covered will include the relative merits of both vertical inline multi stage pumps and single stage pumps such as end suction types, ECM motors, and parallel pumping with its related staging strategies.

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This webcast covers the Grundfos Dedicated Controls (CU362) applications, features, functions, and protocol interfaces.

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With so many pump systems having a wide range of flow requirements the concept of parallel pumping is often discussed. Modern technology - mainly the advent of variable speed drives - has brought about additional insights in terms of controlling parallel connected pumps. This webinar will introduce fundamentals of system curves, their relationship to pump head-capacity curves, and how they are used with parallel pumping. The benefits of parallel connected pumps will be presented as well as the importance of pump system control curves.

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This training covers power quality/issues related to pumps and what they mean for pump performance and life span. How do you detect power issues, and most importantly, what are ways we can fix them? This training will also cover remote monitoring of power issues and how this is accomplished.

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After you have gained a secure knowledge of the information found on a pump curve, this webinar will enable you to successfully apply the system curve in both fixed and variable speed applications. Then we will take it one step further and demonstrate the functionality of the control curve - which is essential for understanding the impact of available control modes on the actual performance of the pump within the system. Armed with this knowledge, you will be able to make solid decisions on variable speed pump selection, control, and specification.

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In this course we will discuss different types of radiant floor systems, and explain how radiant heat warms a space and its occupants. We will discuss the relative efficiency of these systems, various piping strategies will be explored, and materials of construction of key components will be discussed. We will explain the implications of using a variety of floor finish material, including tile, linoleum, carpet, hardwood, and others. Use of water only and water/glycol mix systems will be covered, as will the relative merits of the different types of systems.

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Several additional products have been added to our Grundfos Express (GXS) pump selection tool (SE/SL/SLV, SEG, etc).  We would like to walk you through an introduction of GXS and how to select & configure these products.

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This webinar will cover on social media strategy and execution, with a particular focus on LinkedIn and Facebook.

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Traditionally, horizontal split case pumps and conventional vertical inline pumps have been used in applications with a wide range of flows and pumping heads. These applications can be challenging for single stage pumps when the pumping head is high enough that the pump must operate to the left of the Best Efficiency Point on the curve – and often perilously close to Shut-off Head. And note that Shut-off Head is often referred to as Dead Head for a number of very valid reasons. This webinar will show you when is it appropriate to select a vertical inline multi-stage pump for these high head applications and will give suggestions on other situations in which it might prove beneficial to choose the multi-stage option.​

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Traditionally, horizontal split case pumps and conventional vertical inline pumps have been used in applications with a wide range of flows and pumping heads. These applications can be challenging for single stage pumps when the pumping head is high enough that the pump must operate to the left of the Best Efficiency Point on the curve – and often perilously close to Shut-off Head. And note that Shut-off Head is often referred to as Dead Head for a number of very valid reasons. This webinar will show you when is it appropriate to select a vertical inline multi-stage pump for these high head applications and will give suggestions on other situations in which it might prove beneficial to choose the multi-stage option.​

This webinar will cover the basic understanding of Grundfos GENIbus and how it is hooked up and how to set addresses in the IO351B, MP204, CUE, IO113, etc. using both the GrundfosGO remote and the CU362/CU352 controllers.

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Water is a valuable resource, and the need to conserve water is becoming more important all the time. This course will explain the many advantages of installing hot water recirculation, including comfort and energy savings. This webinar will teach: “Why Hot Water recirculation is Important?”

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With the increased use of VFD’s (Variable Speed Drives) a common question gets asked “Can you eliminate the bypass?” To protect pumps that run continuously, bypass piping and/or bypass orifices have been used over the years with the primary purpose of protecting the pump from running against a closed valve. With the increased use of adjustable speed drives where we can slow pumps down when flow decreases, does this mean we can do away with the bypass piping? This webcast will address these questions and provide some important points to consider when considering eliminating the bypass.

The focus of the training will be on how to select and configure the Peerless Vertical Turbine pumps within the GXS program. Participants will be given an introduction into VT selections and configuration by walking through examples. The presenters will also highlight the navigational differences between GXS and RAPID.

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This webinar discussed the topic of the ensured operational resilient and financial viable water supply to off-grid communities in the developing world. A key element is to understand the need for collecting revenue for a public good such as water. The second is to review the options to efficiently and accountably collect such micro-payments. In this, water kiosks at public water points plays a key role. We review the pros and cons of conventional/manned water kiosks versus automated kiosk or even water ATMs. The final topic is data collection of the water supply so that accountability of project performance is ensured. At the same time, such connectivity enables remote monitoring of the water supply scheme which again significantly improve the operations & maintenance of the setup.

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In this webinar you will be introduced to the basics of water treatment as it applies to a variety of water-based applications, with a focus on preparation of the treated water for re-use. Equipment and well as methodologies will be explored.​