Concepts NREC can augment your in-house team with a review of your existing designs and/or rig test components in our laboratories. We can then suggest improvements to optimize performance as well as provide the redesign and even supply the newly redesigned components.
Quite often an obsolete impeller can be improved when being replaced. Engineered upgrades are typically designed for greater capacity, improved efficiency, changes in process, solving operating problems, or to avoid the replacement of expensive equipment. Examples of Concepts NREC re-engineering breakthroughs include:
Requests for turbomachinery upgrades are typically prompted by the economics of gaining additional value from critical equipment as well as the potential for improving performance. Concepts NREC is especially well equipped to design (and manufacture) impeller upgrades and other turbomachinery components for equipment that typically undergoes periodic disassembly for maintenance or rebuild. We also design impeller upgrades for custom turbomachinery requiring process modifications or performance improvements.
The engineered design modification of turbomachinery equipment can provide greater capacity and improved efficiency, allow for a change in process requirements, and offer solutions to operating problems while avoiding or significantly deferring the need to replace expensive machinery. Considering the alternatives of accepting less than optimum performance or buying new equipment, an economical replacement of the rotating elements is often the most cost-effective and lowest-risk choice for improving machine performance.
Many older machines that are mechanically sound can be upgraded or modified to meet present operating requirements and environmental standards. Modifications can often increase component life and reliability while lowering power consumption without diminishing capacity, as well as eliminate compressor surging, vibration, and other design problems.
Concepts NREC can perform feasibility or scoping studies, provide an independent assessment of selected equipment prior to purchase or installation, conduct a basic design audit, and solve design and manufacturing problems.
Concepts NREC can augment your in-house team with a review of your existing designs and/or rig test components in our laboratories. We can then suggest improvements to optimize performance as well as provide the redesign and even supply the newly redesigned components.
Quite often an obsolete impeller can be improved when being replaced. Engineered upgrades are typically designed for greater capacity, improved efficiency, changes in process, solving operating problems, or to avoid the replacement of expensive equipment. Examples of Concepts NREC re-engineering breakthroughs include:
Requests for turbomachinery upgrades are typically prompted by the economics of gaining additional value from critical equipment as well as the potential for improving performance. Concepts NREC is especially well equipped to design (and manufacture) impeller upgrades and other turbomachinery components for equipment that typically undergoes periodic disassembly for maintenance or rebuild. We also design impeller upgrades for custom turbomachinery requiring process modifications or performance improvements.
The engineered design modification of turbomachinery equipment can provide greater capacity and improved efficiency, allow for a change in process requirements, and offer solutions to operating problems while avoiding or significantly deferring the need to replace expensive machinery. Considering the alternatives of accepting less than optimum performance or buying new equipment, an economical replacement of the rotating elements is often the most cost-effective and lowest-risk choice for improving machine performance.
Many older machines that are mechanically sound can be upgraded or modified to meet present operating requirements and environmental standards. Modifications can often increase component life and reliability while lowering power consumption without diminishing capacity, as well as eliminate compressor surging, vibration, and other design problems.
Concepts NREC can perform feasibility or scoping studies, provide an independent assessment of selected equipment prior to purchase or installation, conduct a basic design audit, and solve design and manufacturing problems.
Concepts NREC can augment your in-house team with a review of your existing designs and/or rig test components in our laboratories. We can then suggest improvements to optimize performance as well as provide the redesign and even supply the newly redesigned components.
Quite often an obsolete impeller can be improved when being replaced. Engineered upgrades are typically designed for greater capacity, improved efficiency, changes in process, solving operating problems, or to avoid the replacement of expensive equipment. Examples of Concepts NREC re-engineering breakthroughs include:
Requests for turbomachinery upgrades are typically prompted by the economics of gaining additional value from critical equipment as well as the potential for improving performance. Concepts NREC is especially well equipped to design (and manufacture) impeller upgrades and other turbomachinery components for equipment that typically undergoes periodic disassembly for maintenance or rebuild. We also design impeller upgrades for custom turbomachinery requiring process modifications or performance improvements.
The engineered design modification of turbomachinery equipment can provide greater capacity and improved efficiency, allow for a change in process requirements, and offer solutions to operating problems while avoiding or significantly deferring the need to replace expensive machinery. Considering the alternatives of accepting less than optimum performance or buying new equipment, an economical replacement of the rotating elements is often the most cost-effective and lowest-risk choice for improving machine performance.
Many older machines that are mechanically sound can be upgraded or modified to meet present operating requirements and environmental standards. Modifications can often increase component life and reliability while lowering power consumption without diminishing capacity, as well as eliminate compressor surging, vibration, and other design problems.
Concepts NREC can perform feasibility or scoping studies, provide an independent assessment of selected equipment prior to purchase or installation, conduct a basic design audit, and solve design and manufacturing problems.
Our Sales Offices are strategically located around the globe to service all your turbomachinery needs.
217 Billings Farm Road
White River Junction, VT 05001-9486
Phone: 802-296-2321
Fax: 802-296-2325
Email: sales@conceptsnrec.com
Phone: 802-280-6181
Fax: 802-296-2325
Email: droberson@conceptsnrec.com
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Application-Based Learning
Date: October 18 - 29, 2021
Time: 9:30 am - 1:00 pm EDT
Course Fee: $3500 USD
This course is designed to help engineers design, test, and run pumps and systems that are more efficient, more economical, and more reliable. Engineers will come to understand the best state-of-the-art design practices and learn the latest theories on performance, cavitation, dynamic forces, and noise. The course will review the latest advances in design tools and will provide expert and relevant instruction to designers on pump design optimization. Nearly half of all the teaching is focused on actual commercial design cases with measured data for confirmation.
Visit Concepts NREC China at the ComVac Asia
Date: October 26-29, 2021
Location: Shanghai, China
To learn more, visit https://www.comvac-asia.com/index.php?lang=en
Application-Based Learning
Date: October 18 - 29, 2021
Time: 9:30 am - 1:00 pm EDT
Course Fee: $3500 USD
This course is designed to help engineers design, test, and run pumps and systems that are more efficient, more economical, and more reliable. Engineers will come to understand the best state-of-the-art design practices and learn the latest theories on performance, cavitation, dynamic forces, and noise. The course will review the latest advances in design tools and will provide expert and relevant instruction to designers on pump design optimization. Nearly half of all the teaching is focused on actual commercial design cases with measured data for confirmation.
We push past what has been done to explore what can be done. Concepts NREC has the vision to create great designs and a hard-earned reputation for delivering them.
We were working well with the OEM but even with our combined efforts, we were struggling to get a critical compressor to pass performance on their test stand. Although I'd never directly done business with Concepts NREC I was familiar with them and their capability so I chose to contact them when I came to the realization that we needed some objective insight. Concepts NREC fielded my cold call and immediately engaged their expertise in a complex problem that was also challenged by schedule constraints. They provided increased understanding of an already complex CFD which resulted in increased confidence that the proposed solution would succeed on the next test stand attempt (which it did!). We are pleased to have had the help of Concepts NREC and now have a well-performing compressor in our process.”
Bryan Barrington
Senior Advisor - Machinery Engineering