Eccentric screw pumps very often work in applications with high wear on the pump. The stator adjustment unit can be used to readjust the stator of progressive cavity pumps with iFD stator. (Source:Netsch)
Pump Technology

What Will The Pump Design of The Future Look Like?

Shorter planning and construction times, more flexible utilization options through rapid modifications, and everything as energy-efficient as possible: The Enpro initiative (Energy Efficiency and Process Acceleration for the Chemical Industry) is opening up interesting options for the process industries with its various development projects. New designs for pumps also offer undreamed-of opportunities, as the first modular concepts and the Hector project show. We explain how tomorrow’s pumps may be both modular and energy-efficient.

Read on

Providers on the topic

Galleries

The Timchem series chemical pumps come factory-standard with a sensor that monitors the status of the pump and that can be integrated directly into the user's process control system.  (Source: Timmer)
Pumps

Chemical Pumps Hold the Key to Greater Process Reliability

Given the substances used, the complexity of the processes and the potential risks to people and the environment, process reliability plays a more important role in the chemical industry than it does in perhaps any other industry. The consequences of failures, leaks and equipment damage can have far-reaching consequences. Generally speaking: The greater the impact of a fault-related failure, the more important it is to use reliable, verifiable components. This is essential, particularly in the field of pump technology.

Read on