Europump General Assembly, Prague, Czech Republic

Update on HI Activities and Invitation to 2014 Annual Meeting

H I V I S I O N & M I S S I O N

VISION To be a global authority on pumps and pumping systems

MISSION To be a value-adding resource for member companies and pump

users worldwide by:

-Developing and delivering comprehensive industry standards

-Expanding knowledge by providing education and tools for the effective application, testing, installation, operation and

maintenance of pumps and pumping systems

-Serving as a forum for the exchange of industry information

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2012 HI/PSM Accomplishments

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• Controlled-Volume Metering Pumps for Test (ANSI/HI 7.6) Approximate Pages: 25

• Rotodynamic Pumps Guideline for NPSH Margin (ANSI/HI 9.6.1) Approximate Pages: 35 • Rotodynamic (Centrifugal and Vertical) Pumps Guideline for Allowable Operating Region (ANSI/HI 9.6.3) Approximate Pages: 20 • Rotodynamic Pumps for Pump Intake Design (ANSI/HI 9.8) Approximate Pages: 120 • Power Plant Pumps: Guidelines for Application and Operation To Maximize Uptime, Availability, and Reliability

Approximate Pages: 200

HI Standards Published in 2012

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New for 2013: Power Plant Pumps Guideline

A one-of-a-kind guide exclusively for the application and operation of pumps in combined-cycle power plant service available at eStore.Pumps.org

• Identifies the styles of pumps used in combined-cycle power plants

• Emphasis on boiler feed, boiler feed boosting, condensate, condenser circulating, boiler circulating, and heater drain pump applications

• Describes basic operation of combined-cycle plants and how to achieve increased uptime, availability, and reliability

• Covers materials of construction for main auxiliary service pumps, mechanical seals and packaging recommendations, and lubrication systems that are used for pumps in power plant applications

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• Rotodynamic (Centrifugal) Pumps for Design and Application (ANSI/HI 1.3) • Rotodynamic (Vertical) Pumps for Design and Application (ANSI/HI 2.3) • Pumps - General Guidelines (ANSI/HI 9.1-9.5) • Guideline for Condition Monitoring of Rotary Pumps (ANSI/HI 9.6.5) • Guideline for Dynamics of Pumping Machinery (ANSI/HI 9.6.8)

HI Standards/Guidelines Planned for 2013

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Upcoming Hydraulic Institute Meetings

2013 Technical Meeting: June 26 – 28, Lincolnshire, IL

2013 Market Outlook Workshop: August 8 – 9, San Diego, CA

2013 Fall Meeting: October 23 – 26, Baltimore, MD

2014 Annual Meeting: February 6 – 11, Phoenix, AZ

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Hydraulic Institute Growing Globally

HI Vision:

The Global Authority on Pumps and Pumping

Systems

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Pump and Supplier OEMs That Sell into North America: You Are Now Eligible for Membership

Pump/Supplier OEMs – Global Eligibility

Hydraulic Institute members approved a bylaw change to include pump and supplier companies that manufacture wholly outside

of North America but sell into the North American market.

See: www.Pumps.org/Benefits

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Six New International Members Joined HI

Members and Countries:

1. Gilbert, Gilkes and Gordon – United Kingdom

2. Kirloskar Brothers, Ltd. – India

3. Neptuno Pumps – Chile

4. ShinMaywa Industries, Ltd. – Japan

5. SOMEFLU – France

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Membership Benefits: Pump/Supplier OEMs

Key Benefits of HI’s Global Membership Program:

• Develop ANSI/HI pump standards, guidebooks and educational materials.

• Network with pump/supplier OEM counterparts in North America.

• Participate in HI’s global statistics program. Gain insights with HI/VMA Market Outlook Workshop and Institute for Trend Research (ITR) economic data.

• Broadening exposure in North American marketplace through HI’s corporate marketing programs.

• Stay current with pump industry, participate in HI membership briefings and events.

Brochure on HI’s Global Membership program

available at registration desk

Pump and Supplier OEMs that sell in North America are now eligible to join the Hydraulic Institute

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HI Member Benefit App for Tablets

• View all member benefits & resources

• Simply share HI app content with others

• Download and print application forms

The HI Membership App concisely presents HI membership benefits & resources in a format available at your fingertips,

24/7. All you need is a tablet and at least 3G service.

The HI Membership App can be downloaded in iTunes for iPad users and in the Google Play store for Android-powered tablet

users.

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HI CareerHQ is a highly effective recruitment tool

for pump manufacturers,

suppliers, engineering

consulting firms, and end-users

seeking experienced pump

and systems personnel.

CareerHQ – Finding Job Candidates

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Pump Systems Matter (PSM)

Pump Systems Matter (PSM) educates the marketplace and promotes

pumping systems energy efficiency.

Available Webinars:

Mechanical Seals: 4-Part Series Energy Efficiency in Mechanical Seals Slurry Pump Standards: 3-Part Series

Update on ISO 50001: Global Energy Management Standard Variable Speed Drives Make Cents

Variable Speed Drives: 4-Part Series Rotodynamic Pump Acceptance Testing, Standard 14.6

Electronic Data Exchange

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Pump Systems Matter (PSM)

New 2013 Training Initiatives Pump Systems Optimization, 3-Part e-Learning webinar

series

designed from PSM’s successful 1-day live course

Hybrid format allowing for participants to take self study modules

followed by a live session. Topics include:

1. System Optimization,

2. Screening and Analysis,

3. Life Cycle Cost

10 Ways to Save energy (1-hour webinar)

An overview of 10 specific energy efficiency opportunities in

pumping systems

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New 2013 Training Initiatives continued

Pump Acceptance Testing for Rotodynamic Pumps:

Industry Specific Water Wastewater Industry (1-hour

webinar)

Topics include: Acceptance grades, efficiency, and hydrostatic and

string tests

Power Plant Pumps (2-part webinar)

Topics include: Guidelines for applications and operation to

maximize uptime, availability and reliability

Vibration (1-hour webinar)

Topics include: Rotodynamic pumps vibration measurements and

allowable values

Pump Systems Matter (PSM)

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Pump Systems Optimization (PSO) Course

“Pumping Systems Optimization: Energy Efficiency and Bottom-Line Savings”

Participants develop skills to identify energy savings opportunities

with pumping systems and understand how to develop an Action Plan including financial justification for pumping systems efficiency

projects. Recent Hosts:

Sulzer Pumps (US) Inc. Baldor Electric Motor

Company Manitoba Hydro

BC Hydro Hydro, Inc.

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Update on DOE Pump Efficiency Rulemaking

HI is leading efforts with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) in Washington, D.C.

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Rulemaking Process Overview

Energy Conservation Standards (ECS)

Notice of Proposed Rule (NOPR)

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Rulemaking Process Overview

• Framework Document - Published February 2013

• Framework Document Public Meeting

- Held February 2013 • Test Procedure NOPR

Document - Planned – Summer 2014

• Preliminary Analysis Document - Planned – Summer 2014

• Test Procedure NOPR Public Meeting

- Planned – Fall 2014

• Preliminary Analysis Public Meeting

- Planned – Fall 2014 • Procedure Final Rule

- Planned – Summer 2015 • NOPR Document

- Planned – Summer 2015 • NOPR Public Meeting

- Planned – Summer 2015 • Final Rule

- Planned – Spring 2016

Proposed Energy Conservation Standard Final Rule Effective Spring 2019

(Three years after publication of the Final Rule)

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U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)

• Energy Conservation Standards for Water Pumps: - Base HI recommendations on EU approach in terms of scope and

tiered approach to eliminating the least efficient pumps from marketplace . MEI data developed by Europump and Hydraulic Institute

- Negotiations held with Energy Efficiency NGOs on details to present to the DOE

- Met with DOE in February 2013 & submitted 46 page response on 5/2/13

• Extended Product Approach - Proposed plan to define “Extended Product” and EEI, based on

both EU efforts, and joint HI-Europump efforts through IPSC - Work with Europump/IPSC on common approaches/definitions - Negotiations with EENGOs to deal with technical/legal issues –

generally aligned

• Certification and Labeling - HI agreed to pursue a certification and labeling schema and

explore HI becoming a certified accreditation body for test labs and establishing a “HI Efficiency” label to reflect pump and

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U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)

• HI has conducted studies of pumps: - Data collected on pump efficiency by type, consistent with EU

MEI approach. - Data collected on cost to re-design pumps. - Data collected on size of the circulator market in the U.S.

• Extended Product Approach - Efforts are being pursued to define a new standard for EP

approach, consistent with Europump and HI definitions and agreements.

- Other committee efforts: Pump Systems Optimization standard. - HI interested in continued collaboration with Europump on EP

approach, and need to define how to move forward.

• Pursuit of a Negotiated Rulemaking - Met on May 9, 2013 with DOE consultants, most recent meeting. - Offered to DOE to pursue a “negotiated rulemaking” whereby HI

members would be one of multiple parties at the table leading to a “negotiated” regulation vs. a regulation based on significantly less interaction. Process may start by late Summer 2013.

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Invitation to HI 2014 Annual Meeting

Europump members are encouraged to join HI meeting in sunny Arizona!

The Wigwam Mark your Calendar now: February 6 – 11, 2014 in Phoenix, AZ