Robert Brown Associates, Inc. is pleased to offer a new Lunchtime Seminar called “Magnetic Drive Sealless Pumping Applications”.

 The seminar is focused on providing a continued learning experience for process engineers, by teaching a detailed look at the design and application of magnetic driven pumps, including:

 v  General Function

v  Construction & Design

v  Conformity to Regulations (FDA, ANSI)

v  Features to Improve MTTF

v  Options for monitoring/safeguarding against upset conditions

v  Performance Curve Review

v  Interchangeability

The seminar is a PowerPoint_® presentation with effective and thought-provoking visual graphics showing the design and layout of the components of a magnetic drive pump, and is a terrific way to fully understand this product as a tool for fluid movement.  The seminar lasts 45 minutes, during lunch, compliments of our company. You simply schedule the day and time you would like the presentation, make arrangements for a local caterer to bring in lunch, and give us a list of the attendees that day. We pay for lunch and do the rest!

If you would like to schedule a seminar at your office, simply send us an email with potential dates, and we’ll call you to schedule the event.

Robert Brown Associates is pleased to offer a new Lunchtime Seminar called “Rainwater Collection/Management Pumping Systems”.

 The seminar is focused on providing a continued learning experience for plumbing engineers, by teaching a detailed look at the design of new green building rainwater pumping system design, including the use/effects of:

 v  Gutter Diverter Valves

v  Collection Tanks

v  Pump Sequencing Schemes

v  Variable Speed Pump Curves

v  Overflow Piping

v  Water Treatment Methods

v  Backup City Water Piping Controls

 The seminar is a PowerPoint_® presentation with effective and thought-provoking visual graphics showing the relationship between each of the components of a system in operation, and is a terrific way to fully understand the dynamics of rainwater collection and pressure boosting in buildings.  The seminar lasts 45 minutes, during lunch, compliments of our company. You simply schedule the day and time you would like the presentation, make arrangements for a local caterer to bring in lunch, and give us a list of the attendees that day. We pay for lunch and do the rest!

If you would like to schedule a seminar at your office, simply send us an email with potential dates, and we’ll call you to schedule the event.

 Robert Brown Associates is pleased to offer a new Lunchtime Seminar called “Variable Speed Pressure Boosting”.

 The seminar is focused on providing a continued learning experience for plumbing and HVAC engineers, by teaching a detailed look at the design of constant speed and variable speed water booster pump design, including the effects of:

 v  Pressure Reducing Valves

v  Centrifugal Pump Curves

v  Duplex Pump Sequencing Schemes

v  Variable Speed Pump Curves

v  Bladder Tanks

v  Pressure Transducers

v  Pump Controller Design

 The seminar is a PowerPoint_® presentation with effective and thought-provoking visual graphics showing the relationship between each of the components of a system in operation, and is a terrific way to fully understand the dynamics of pressure boosting in buildings.  The seminar lasts 45 minutes, during lunch, compliments of our company. You simply schedule the day and time you would like the presentation, make arrangements for a local caterer to bring in lunch, and give us a list of the attendees that day. We pay for lunch and do the rest!

 To thank you for attending the seminar, we also provide each office with Einstein_©, a new software tool for designing pressure booster systems.  Einstein_© is the next generation of design tools to help you quickly and easily design a water booster system for a building.

If you would like to schedule a seminar at your office, simply send us an email with potential dates, and we’ll call you to schedule the event.

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