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What keeps you up at night?
We will be working on our editorial calendar for 2010 very soon! If you can believe that!!! Please let us know what keeps you up at night. In other words, what are the main topics you would like to see covered!
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Comment by faiz bhutta on June 14, 2009 at 9:17pm - I would like to see topic covered pumps efficeincy, energy saving through pumps, Pump Life cycle cost and Green pump.
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Comment by Charli Matthews, Pumps & Systems on May 18, 2009 at 7:20am - Janet, I'll pass this to editorial team... But to answer your last question "Hard times, hard decisions.... who is making them" The answer would be "everyone!" We are all being pressured to make the hard decisions. The accountability for our actions is the tremendous. This is a good thing, but it does lead to additional stress before the decision is made, second guessing, and/or delayed action. I am an action person, so I guess I'll be the second guessing one. Good Luck!
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Comment by Janet Spencer on May 11, 2009 at 8:31am - What keeps me up at night? The pursuit of the best way to stretch limited funding when already sliding down the slippery slope away from best practices...what are the non-negotiables, and how are others defending those decisions or stances. Obviously, we're not talking showcase operations commonly glamorized, but the nitty-gritty, rubber-hits-the-road in a poor economy. For instance, are we living with those worn pumps and their higher energy consumption rather than bearing the repair/replacement costs right now? Are we operating with fewer spare parts on the shelves, gambling that we won't have a show-stopper failure? Are we cannibalizing from other parts in our system as a stop-gap measure? Hard times, hard decisions.... who is making them; I'd LOVE to read about it.
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Comment by Tiffany McAchran on May 8, 2009 at 12:19pm - The value of prelube =) Mr. Martin Sr. is 98 years old and still engineering innovative pumps - works every day and taught himself SolidWorks at 90! He was featured in our paper here and speaks about his contributions to the engineering/pump world. Smiles to share =) =) =)
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Comment by TOM CLARK on May 8, 2009 at 3:53am -
CHARLI
SOMETHING THAT MIGHT BE OF INTEREST IS IIN THE TOTAL INSTALLATIONS OF A PUMP.
THERE ARE MANY PARTS TO A GOOD SYSTEM AND SELECTION AND SIZING OF THESE ARE IMPORTANT
TO THE OVERALL PERFORMANCE OF THE SYSTEM
REGARDS
TOM CLARK
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