PumpSmart Assessment Process
This article provides an overview of the PumpSmart assessment process. By reviewing actual operating conditions, repair and maintenance history, and system design, our team of consultants can show you the way to reduce your pump life cycle costs.

PPS Bulletin
PumpSmart plant assessments optimize pump system life cycle performance through reduced operating cost, enhanced asset management, and optimization of process control.

Variable Speed Pumping: Myths & Legends
World Pumps, January 2005
(1.01MB)(January 27, 2005)

Pump & Automation Technology Convergence
Pumps and Systems, February 2004
(65 kb)(October 19, 2004)

Strategies for Optimizing Pumping Efficiency and LCC Performance
Paper Age, June 2003
(106 kb)(October 19, 2004)

Intelligent Variable Speed Pumping
Plant Engineering, December 2003
(458 kb)(October 19, 2004)

Augusta Newsprint DOE Showcase
TAPPI SOLUTIONS, March 2002
(90 kb)(January 27, 2005)

PumpSmart Introduction

November 1, 2007
ITT ProSmart™ Predictive Condition Monitoring for Treatment Plants

October 16, 2007
ITT PumpSmart® VFD Obtains Ten Patents

ITT Inclusion & Diversity

Ethanol Pump Applications
In an effort to decrease plant production costs engineering design companies have made control schemes fairly simple. Operators are expected to control pump operation including shutting down pumps when a tank transfer is complete. PumpSmart can be used to provide automated and more reliable processes.

Wet Well and Lift Station Pump Applications
PumpSmart can manage the variable flow demand, automatically unclog pumps and improve pumping efficiency by 15% over traditional variable speed programming configurations.

Multi-Pump Applications
PumpSmart offers a pre-engineered and documented multi-pump package that manages all of the operating details, including its unique ability to balance the flow rates of each pump

Rail Car Pump Applications
PumpSmart can be programmed to provide a constant flow regardless of the tank and level variations. PumpSmart will also eliminate low tank level cavitation and dry running (empty tank) failures. These are two of the most common magnetic drive pump failure causes and they can be completely eliminated.

Tank Transfer Pump Applications
These applications are exceedingly difficult due a pump's inability to successfully manage pumping to multiple tank locations with varying tank levels. PumpSmart can be programmed to provide a constant flow regardless of the tank and level variations. PumpSmart will also eliminate low tank level cavitation and dry running (empty tank) failures.

Boiler Feed Applications
The highly variable flow demand for boiler feed applications makes boiler feed a very challenging pumping application that is prone to failures.

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