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Tag: #TuesdayTip

Proper Submergence of Inlet to Avoid Vortex

June 16, 2020

If a pump suction is not placed an acceptable distance from the surface of the liquid, the pump can experience vortexing.  Similar to cavitation, with

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Tuesday Tip: Easy Shaft Sleeve Removal With No Special Tools!

May 19, 2020

Often, pump maintenance and repairs are done out in the field with no access to shop tools. One of the most common maintenance tasks is

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Tuesday Tips –Poor Discharge Piping

May 12, 2020

Last week, we looked at poor suction piping; but mistakes can be made on the discharge side as well! The problems in the graphic below

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Tuesday Tip: Is your piping the problem?

May 5, 2020

Most issues with pump performance occur on the suction side, and many of these are due to poor piping practices. Here are some common issues

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Tuesday Tip: Use Your Checklist at Start-up!

April 28, 2020

Last week, we talked about the importance of having your Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Manual handy for maintenance and repair on your pump—those are great

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