Cornell Pump School in Phoenix, Arizona

November 15, 2016

phoenix — Ron Aceto, Municipal Market Manager explains NPSH during today’s school.

Cornell Pump, in conjunction with Phoenix Pumps, Inc. is training 40 participants today at a Regional Pump school. Designed to provide instruction on pump hydraulics, installation, operation, and best practices, the Regional School is based on information we present at Cornell’s annual Pump School. There will be another session in Phoenix tomorrow—if you can’t make that but are interested in pump school, consider Pump School 2017, held in Portland, Oregon on January 24 and 25, 2017. The school offers classroom and hands on training, and is a great value at $175.00 –or as low as $95.00 as a guest of a distributor.

Learn more about Pump School 2017.

Share the Post:

Related Posts

Cornell STX Self-Priming Pumps—Truly Efficient by Design

When selecting a self-priming pump, it’s easy to focus on specs like flow and lift. But in real-world applications, efficiency is what drives long-term success. Cornell’s STX-Series pumps are engineered to deliver not just performance—but highly efficient, reliable operation that reduces costs and downtime over the life of the pump.

Sizing a Pump for Drip Irrigation: A Practical Guide from the Field

By Ryan Hergenroder, Regional Manager – Southwest Agriculture, Cornell Pump Company
When I’m helping a grower size a pump for a drip irrigation system, we always start with the basics—but the conversation usually goes a lot deeper than just picking a pump off the shelf.

Understanding Shaft Deflection—and How It Affects Mining Pumps

In high-demand pumping environments like mining, reliability is non-negotiable. One of the less visible but critical factors affecting pump life and performance is shaft deflection.