What is next?
What is next?
(OP)
Hi all,
I recently joined a company as a technical support/assistant where I have to recommend pumps(mostly Centrifugal pumps) for various applications. So far am doing ok considering the fact that my background is Chemical Eng. I believe there is still more to learn and many areas for self-improvement.
So I searched for courses that I can take but didnt find much online-of course there are lots of courses out there but what am looking for is something short, maybe a certificate or two, waste water treatment,or pumping related applications and/or any other.
Can you guys suggest anything...
Since I am new at this forum, I apologize if i am asking the wrong questions.
Thanks in advance:
Issa
Thanks in advance.
I recently joined a company as a technical support/assistant where I have to recommend pumps(mostly Centrifugal pumps) for various applications. So far am doing ok considering the fact that my background is Chemical Eng. I believe there is still more to learn and many areas for self-improvement.
So I searched for courses that I can take but didnt find much online-of course there are lots of courses out there but what am looking for is something short, maybe a certificate or two, waste water treatment,or pumping related applications and/or any other.
Can you guys suggest anything...
Since I am new at this forum, I apologize if i am asking the wrong questions.
Thanks in advance:
Issa
Thanks in advance.





RE: What is next?
Meanwhile you find a course, you can burn some of your grey matter by studying from this handbook.
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Good luck !
RE: What is next?
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RE: What is next?
keep it coming please!
Issa
RE: What is next?
http://www.mcnallyinstitute.com/
http://www.lightmypump.com/
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http://www.gouldspumps.com/cat_technews_0005.html
http://www.pumped101.com/
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RE: What is next?
The website also offers other educational matters.
http://w
I would try and get hold of the Sulzer pump design handbook for some sound engineering.
RE: What is next?
I also have attended pump courses that were taught by manufactures. The manufactures didn't offer certificates like I recieved from the PEICE course, and limited their class to the pump types that they make but were classes were free and just as valuable in my learning.