February 2017
Maintenance and Reliability
Improve metering pump reliability through maintenance training
While equipment reliability is not a new concept in hydrocarbon processing facilities, it is increasingly becoming the top priority for plant managers. Plant managers realize that operational efficiency is far from being a passing trend, and is closely linked to the quality and reliability of the equipment used.
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The Author
Louque, K. - Milton Roy, Ivyland, Pennsylvania
Ken Louque is the southern regional manager for Milton Roy. He has spent the last 35 years with the company in various sales and management roles. Mr. Louque has extensive experience within the oil and gas, petrochemical and chemical processing industries, and he provides sales, project management and metering pump training to the company’s customers and channel partners.
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