Cavitation in pumps: mechanisms and industrial effects
Cavitation is a phenomenon that affects the performance of hydraulic systems, characterized by the formation and collapse of vapor bubbles.
José López
He has more than 40 years in the oil and gas industry and is an expert in Level I Ultrasonic maintenance and inspection. His commitment to excellence ensures the reliability of critical equipment. He stands out for his vast experience, comprehensive understanding of methodologies and adaptability to new technologies.
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What is surge in centrifugal compressors?
Surge in centrifugal compressors, its causes, symptoms and how it affects performance and mechanical integrity.
Hydraulic turbines: principles, design, operation and innovations
Hydraulic turbines convert water's kinetic energy into mechanical energy, driving hydroelectric efficiency.
Pipeline safety training based on API RP 1173
Adequate training of operators in pipeline safety is essential to mitigate risks and ensure operational continuity.
Salinity meters: Principles, types and industrial uses
Salinity meters play a key role in the management and conservation of water resources.
Powder coating: Automation and control in batch processes
Powder coating creates a protective and decorative coating without solvents, reducing VOC emissions and material waste.
Vibration testing: new methodologies for rotating equipment
Vibration testing is applied to detect failures in rotating equipment, improving reliability and reducing costs.
Types of centrifugal pumps and their distinguishing features
Centrifugal pumps, industrial, transform mechanical energy into hydraulic energy, facilitating the efficient transport of liquids.
2-stroke vs. 4-stroke: Comparing efficiency and performance
The choice between 2-stroke and 4-stroke engines depends on the balance between power, fuel consumption, sustainability and specific application.