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Engineering support · Before an order

Pump Selection Support

Start with the duty. Build the pump requirement.

Industrial pump selection support starts with the liquid, operating conditions and installation. Define the duty before a model is confirmed.

Belt-driven AM slurry pump set from the catalogue

AM pump set · supplied catalogue image. Final model selection and supply scope require a project-specific proposal.

Your starting point

From duty to pump direction.

Every project is different. Tell us where you are, and we can focus the discussion on the right information and equipment direction.

A new installation

Describe the liquid, the job and the route from source to destination.

A replacement pump

Share the nameplate, dimensions and the current operating condition.

A change in process

Describe the existing duty and the proposed new condition separately.

Engineering brief

Keep the operating conditions together.

A clear set of operating information helps us discuss the product direction and the information needed before a model is confirmed.

Bring what you have. We can work with partial information and identify any gaps.

Duty record

Minimum, normal and maximum flow with the corresponding head or pressure.

Liquid

Liquid composition, temperature, density and relevant solids information.

Installation

Source levels, suction and discharge route, available power and space.

Required supply

Pump, drive, controls, documents and inspection items to be priced.

Product direction

Explore the equipment direction.

Use the product family pages to explore the equipment direction. Final selection depends on the complete operating information.

QI end-suction water pump from the BBP brochure

Water supply & transfer

Explore water pump arrangements alongside your liquid and duty.

Belt-driven AM slurry pump set from the catalogue

Slurry & solids handling

Review pump arrangements for abrasive and solids-bearing liquids.

ASW submersible sewage pump from the BBP brochure

Wastewater handling

Compare equipment for sewage and wastewater applications.

Next step

A clear basis for the proposal.

Use your operating information to discuss a suitable product direction, confirm known conditions and identify the missing technical information before a formal proposal.

Suitable product direction

A starting point for discussion.

Known operating conditions

Confirm what is measured and what is assumed.

Missing technical information

Identify any gaps to move forward.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions.

Can I start without a complete specification?

Yes. Send what is known and mark missing data clearly. The initial discussion can establish the remaining information required.

Can you match an existing pump?

Provide its nameplate, drawings, duty and operating history. Dimensions or appearance alone do not confirm interchangeability.

Start the conversation

Bring your duty to the discussion.

A useful discussion starts with your operating information.

The right pump starts with the right conversation.