1h30
E-learning Course:
Centrifugal Pumps : Inspection and Maintenance
What are the different monitoring systems for centrifugal pumps systems? How to use them?
total duration
38
minutes of video
8
videos
Training for…
Master the issues related to inspection and maintenance of centrifugal pumps
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What you will learn
The regular monitoring of a pumping system is very important. It enables failures to be identified, breakdowns to be avoided and even costs to be reduced.
There are several types of monitoring: hydraulic monitoring, electrical monitoring and mechanical monitoring. In this training course, different monitoring methods will also be covered: vibration monitoring, thermography and misalignment.
Educational Objectives
To know how to monitor and maintain a pumping system using electrical monitoring
To know how to monitor and maintain a pumping system using vibration monitoring
To know how to monitor and maintain a pumping system using mechanical monitoring
Target Skills
- To be able to do a regular inspection on centrifugal pump systems
Your Contacts
Christian CALON
Course program:
Centrifugal Pumps : Inspection and Maintenance
16 questions to find out what you already know about inspection and maintenance of centrifugal pumps. Focus on the key points!
- Common Hydraulic Parameters to be Monitored
- The Operating Point of Centrifugal Pumps
- Electrical Inspection of the Centrifugal Pump Motor
- Mechanical Monitoring: Vibration Monitoring
- Mechanical Monitoring: Misalignment in Pumping Systems
- Mechanical Monitoring: Thermography and Oil Analysis
- Thermography
- Performance Monitoring and Analysis of Pumping Systems
Find out what you know about inspection and maintenance of centrifugal pumps.
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Frequently Asked Questions - Centrifugal Pumps : Inspection and Maintenance
How does evaluation work?
There are two evaluations—an initial evaluation to determine your educational needs and a final test to see what you’ve learned. The two evaluations contain the same questions in order to measure your progress after taking the course.
Can I rewatch the videos and redo the evaluations after passing the course?
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Can I get a certificate?
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Can I pause my course?
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