The Single-Pump Systems consist of a work bench, a motor, a centrifugal pump, valves, measuring instruments, and accessories. These components are required to assemble, commission, operate, maintain, and troubleshoot various pumping circuits and understand their main characteristics. Water circulates in a closed loop and naturally drains back to the tank through a drainage system.

The project-based pedagogical approach makes it possible to contextualize the tasks performed by the learner. The exercises develop fundamental skills required for workers interacting with any industrial process involving pumps.

Features:

- Fault insertion by instructors for troubleshooting exercises

- Industrial-grade components for a realistic learning experience

- Perforated worksurface allowing various pumping circuit configurations

- Single tool to secure components on the worksurface for quick assembly

- 5S-type storage for all components in lockable drawers to keep the workspace tidy and organized

Learning outcomes:

- Learn the fundamentals of pump operation and their main parts.

- Inspect a pumping circuit, identify its main components, and safely start it.

- Understand fluid dynamics concepts that regulate the behavior of liquids inside a pump.

- Perform preventive maintenance and part replacement procedures.

- Detect symptoms of common pumping circuit failures and take corrective actions.