Trisun Ltd

Don't wait for your fluid transfer system to fail. Understand today how critical it is. This failure can result in low production, unnecessary maintenance costs, and recurring failures.    Are these issues due to a single component failure? Not exactly. This can lead to improper equipment selection and system mismatches. If you want to check if your system is set up right for the job it is doing, this blog is for you.    Let's break it down in a particular way. Pump Selection Have you chosen the right pump for your operations? Well, a lot of inefficiency can begin right here if you have not. You may have selected the highest quality, but if it does not align with the process conditions, you can face challenges.     The Ebara pump is designed for reliability and performance, but even a well-built pump will struggle if it's operating far from its best efficiency point. You may not know, but sizing the pump based on theoretical requirements rat...

If you are working with pumps, you may have noticed this recurring issue of pump heating. Right? At first, the pump runs fine, then the temperature rises, and slowly vibrations, leaks, and surprises. There comes the real challenge, shut down! Sounds relatable, right? The pattern repeats, indicating that something needs to be fixed in the system.    According to the Hydraulic Institute, overheating can be the result of: ·          Improper sealing ·          Poor lubrication ·          operating outside design conditions This makes heat the most common contributor to failures. And, the most frustrating part is that this situation repeats. The maintenance team may fix the symptom, but are they addressing the reason behind the heat buildup?    In this blog, we will break down what's really happening. Friction Friction = Heat ...