We offer energy efficiency improvement coating solutions for pumps, valves and pipelines.
Life Cycle Cost of Pump -Initial Cost – 5 to 10 %, Operating Cost- 90-95 %
| Efficiency | When New | After 15 Years |
| Pump | 85% | 70% |
| Motor | 95% | 93% |
| Pipe | 85% | 78% |
| Valve | 95% | 75% |
95%of the running cost of a pump is towards cost of electricity. Normally pump efficiency drops at 1% per annum for drinking water application due to erosion and corrosion.
| Buying decision on the basis of | |
| PRICE alone | Mostly |
| EFFICIENCY | Few Times |
| SUSTAINANCE OF EFFICIENCY | Rarely |
Objectives of coating at project stage for new pumps
- Corrocoating new pump to retain performance and reduce efficiency degradation.
- Coating of Pipe Lines for Head Losses Reduction.
- Coating of Valves.
- Low life cycle cost–sustenance of efficiency.
Objectives of coating at old pumps
- Conduct Energy Audit of pumping system.
- Refurbishment and Dynamic Balancing.
- Restoration of hydraulic tolerances.
- Economically viable solution.
- Attractive Payback Period (Less than a year).
- Reduction in Power Consumption from 4 to 16 %.
- Improved performance continues for at least 3 years.