This picture is from the early days of Pump School. Company founder Clint Warren (back to camera at lectern) was leading the class. Since Cornell started pump schools in 1949, we have trained tens of thousands of participants on basic hydraulics, centrifugal pump operation, and pump troubleshooting.
We’re celebrating 70 years of pump school this year—Pump School is sold out for 2019, however you can request to be put on a waiting list.
The D50 is a statistical measure of the particle size distribution in a slurry, also known as the median particle diameter. It’s the point where 50% of the particles are smaller and 50% are larger by weight.
Access to safe drinking water is a fundamental public health priority—and ensuring that water stays clean and uncontaminated as it moves through distribution systems is a critical part of that mission. That’s where NSF 61 certified pumps come in.
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