Driver Technology for Variable Speed Applications

What To Consider When Using a VFD

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Motors Driver Technology for Variable Speed Applications Induction motors have been the workhorse for industrial and commercial pumping for over a century. They are reliable, require relatively little maintenance and offer efficiencies in most cases over 90%. Read on to learn the advantages and disadvantages of choosing a synchronous motor for an application versus sticking with induction.

Motors What To Consider When Using a VFD A variable frequency drive (VFD) adjusts the voltage and frequency applied to the motor to adjust its rotational speed and the pump speed. This allows for greater control of the pump performance to meet the system requirements, but a few factors must be kept in mind to ensure reliable operation. Read on to learn what to consider when using a VFD.

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Pumps Advantages of Using Direct Steam Injection for Hot Water Jacketed Heating Achieving the perfect temperature every time is integral to chemical processing when using jacketed heating. These jackets are designed to control cooking temperature using a cooling or heating jacket around the vessel through which a cooling or heating fluid is circulated. Read on to learn more about DSI heaters.

Thursday, November 9, 2023 | 1 PM CT Vibration 101: Resonance Prediction, Prevention & Field Analysis This webinar highlights all aspects of vibration from prediction and prevention to field analysis. Flowserve's experts will discuss the potential issues associated with a resonance condition and Flowserve's holistic approach to preventing such a condition with respect to the operational requirements for the application. Frequency prediction is key to preventing resonance, and this presentation will focus on the important aspects of predicting the structural and rotor lateral frequencies along with rotor torsional frequencies.  Sponsored by Flowserve Register Now

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