# Pump Systems

Optimization:

Energy Efficiency

and Bottom-Line Savings

Host this one-day course to help participants

learn how to identify and reduce hidden

operation and energy costs.

Participants will:

• Identify energy

savings

• Incr ease profitability

•	 Increase reliability

• Earn seven PDH

creditsAttendees of the “Pump Systems Optimization” one-day course will gain

valuable new skills to help them improve centrifugal pump system efficiency

to reduce energy and operating costs while earning seven professional

development hour (PDH) credits from the Hydraulic Institute.



### Topics covered include:*

• Why Efficient Pump Systems Are Important

• Systems Optimization and Improvement Opportunities

•	 Basic Pump System Interaction

•	 Screening Pump Systems

• Impr oving the Performance

of Pump Systems

•	 Life-Cycle Cost Analysis

•	 Developing an Action Plan

• ASME Pump Systems Energy

Assessment Standard (available

at www.Pumps.org/ASME)

• ISO 50001 for Energy

Management Systems

* Positive displacement pumps are not discussed in this course. ATTENDEES

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A FREE COPY,

A $195 VALUE 

# This course helps pump users develop

the skills needed to identify significant

energy savings opportunities

# Energy savings

of 20–40% are possible

When pump systems are not optimized for best efficiency, they drain

corporate profits with higher energy and maintenance costs, shorten mean

time between repairs and increase CO 2 emissions. Optimized pump systems

are more energy efficient and reliable overall.

To help pump users run their systems more efficiently, a pump system

assessment identifies problematic areas where the greatest opportunities

for improvement exist.

This one-day course is offered by Pump Systems Matter (PSM), a non-profit

(501(c) 3) educational foundation, which was established to educate the

marketplace and promote pump systems energy efficiency.

To help your constituents learn how to identify and reduce hidden operation

and energy costs, please call 973.267.9700, x 216, today. We will provide

everything you need to host this proven, highly rated course.



### We Make Host Organizations Look Good

Host the “Pump Systems Optimization” course—a cost-effective,

turn-key solution—to help your staff, customers, clients and

others develop the skills to:

• Identify significant energy savings opportunities

• Impr ove pump systems efficiency and reduce energy

and operating costs

• Create an Action Plan to execute energy conservation initiatives.Pump Systems Matter (PSM) provides product-neutral training on pump systems,

where qualified instructors share their many years of experience. The course

is already tested, proven, and ready for delivery on your chosen schedule.

In addition, course materials have already been professionally produced and

are ready to be delivered.

• Utilities can offer this course as an added value to their business customers.

The course also supports market transformation, energy efficiency and

rebate/incentive programs.

• Pump Users will gain direct benefits within their organization by

understanding and implementing existing improvement opportunities.

• Engineering Consulting Firms and Energy Service Companies

(ESCOs) can provide an added service to help their clients reach

their energy savings goals.

• Pump and Supplier OEMs that are training their staff and customers will

be communicating the value of focusing on a systems approach and energy

management best practices.

• Associations can offer this course as a new member service, while creating

non-dues revenue for their association.

• Federal, State and Local Government Offices, along with Regional

Energy Ef ficiency Or ganizations, can use this course as a tool to introduce

better energy efficiency practices within their scope and regions.

• Pump Systems Matter (PSM) sponsors receive significant discounts on

hosting the course. 

# Benefits to

Host OrganizationsEARN PDH CREDIT! 

# Benefits to Participants

www.PumpSystemsMatter.org Host a “Pump System Optimization” course

for your service territory, key customers,

employees, distributors or vendors!

• For host pricing and detailed course

information, contact 973.267.9700 x216

or Education@Pumps.org.

• V isit www.PumpSystemsMatter.org/Training for

a complete course description and Frequently

Asked Questions about hosting this course. • Par ticipants will develop skills to identify a broad range of system

improvement opportunities, determine where to focus efforts in their

own organization and develop an Action Plan with financial justification.

Organizations will quickly see a return on their investment.

• Par ticipants will earn seven professional development hours

(PDH) upon completion of this course. The Hydraulic Institute

is an approved provider of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for Professional Engineers. For more information

and state-specific details, visit www.PumpLearning.org/PDH.

• This one-day course conveys the importance of energy conservation

to pump users to drive change in how they view and operate pump

systems. This leads to greater energy efficiency, bottom-line savings

and other system improvements.Centrifugal pump systems:Energy savings of20–40% are possible6CampusDriveFirst Floor NParsippany,NJ07054-4406www.PumpSystemsMatter.orgA typical life-cycle costfor a pump system