International Pump Users Symposium
Join us in September for the 41st Turbomachinery Symposium and the 28th International Pump Users Symposium, September 24 – 27, 2012
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Joe Gregory with Chevron presented the Opening Address Speech and gave an informative talk regarding deep water exploration, Tuesday morning. |
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Short Course attendees enjoy a luncheon between sessions Monday. |
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The Young Engineers event was in full-swing Tuesday evening as attendees enjoyed a casual time with engineers with years of experience and colleagues who were new to the Industry. |
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Lisa Ford, Turbo Advisory Committee Member (featured left), with Lufkin Industries, and Melissa Wilcox of Southwest Research Institute (featured right) Sponsored the Ladies in Industry inaugural event along with the Turbomachinery Laboratory at Texas A&M University. The Ladies event was part of the 27th Pump Users and the 40th Turbomachinery Symposia held annually at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, Texas. |

The Turbomachinery Laboratory sponsors two annual symposia, held in the Fall of each year, to promote professional development, technology transfer, peer networking, and information exchange among industry professionals.
These two events are led by engineers with vast experience in the petrochemical, process, chemical, utility, contractor, and consulting fields, along with manufacturers of rotating equipment and fluid-handling equipment from around the world.
Both symposia feature lectures, tutorials, case studies, discussion groups, and short courses, as well as exhibits of the latest services and full-sized equipment. These international meetings emphasize the technology and troubleshooting that users need in today's challenging workplace.
The International Pump Symposium continues to be the only meeting organized by users for users. The members of the Advisory Committee, who provide overall guidance, are recognized leaders in the rotating equipment and power generation community.
- The Symposium is an outstanding value for users concerned with maintenance, performance, troubleshooting, operation, and purchase of rotating equipment.
- The technical sessions provide an opportunity for attendees to select lectures, tutorials, discussion groups, and case studies that best meet their personal and professional needs and interests.
- The exhibits feature products from many key companies in the industry. Exhibiting companies normally send their "first-team" players to this symposium; hence, you can get knowledgeable help at the exhibit hall, in addition to seeing major exhibits of equipment.



