Flow Informs – A new approach to system upgrades

Thursday 28th November 2019

12:10 - 12:40

Theatre : Built Environment, Technology and Innovation T3D2 Presentations

The session will give an insight into how by focusing on replacing the pumps first with new variable speed, high efficiency pumps and with Active Performance Management monitoring, system efficiency can be improved, energy use and CO₂emissions reduced, and cost savings made. The presentation will include a project to demonstrate this strategy in practice.

Tunji Asiwaju Global Performance Management Services Manager
Armstrong Fluid Technology

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