University Forum in Naples: Lowara with engineers and students for technology innovation

24/05/2000

19 May 2000: Lowara held a seminar at Naples University, for students graduating in Engineering disciplines, about "The evolution of pumping systems and general pump design". Over 500 delegates, who represented students, professors and consultants, could be updated on lectures regarding impeller design, methods of improving pump efficiency and the limiting cavitation. Confirming its commitment for quality and innovation, Lowara presented a new method to calculate life cycle costing, advances in electronic equipment and remote control of variable speed devices.

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