The System Assessment
Food
Outsourcing maintenance agreements for compressed air systems is commonplace in the food and
Plastics
The Pepsi bottling plant in Winnipeg, Manitoba has upgraded both their main 100 psi compressed air
Paper
Rockline Industries is one of the largest global producers of consumer products, specializing in
Printing
Several days prior to our visit, during a cold winter evening, the lead air compressor in one
Pharmaceutical
Blood plasma is an indispensable resource in the production of life-saving medicines. It is also in
Auto
In a strategic approach to improving its management of compressed air, the company initiated an
Bulk
Reverse pulse type dust collectors often represent a challenge to compressed air energy efficiency
Transit
When the New York City Transit Authority (NYCT) set out to comply with local regulations calling
Metals
Plant personnel had experienced ongoing problems with its process grinder performance due to
Medical
Helium is a precious noble gas that has become invaluable for leak detection, as well as cooling
Power
Nuclear power plants produce electricity for people, business and industry. Electricity is
Oil & Gas
In terms of compressed air systems, it’s not unusual to see a plant with 10 to 15 air
Wastewater
Wastewater treatment processes have come a long way in the past century, but demand continues to
While many businesses strive to plan, install and maintain a compressed air system that fulfils the company’s specific needs, I’ve found that implementing compressed air best practices not only accomplishes specific goals, but also results in time-tested advantages that aid in the overall business and production goals of the organization.
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There is usually a deep feeling of pride welling up inside the designers and installers after completing the installation of a new compressed air system, especially if it starts up and works perfectly. But what happens after a few years, are things as perfect as at the start? This is a question with an answer that very few people know for their system. This article describes some interesting experiences with a food products company at two plants where compressed air assessments of optimized systems done a few years after the system upgrades showed problems.
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New Britain, Connecticut-based Stanley Black & Decker has gained widespread recognition for its commitment to social responsibility and sustainability – and with good reason: The company has reduced CO2 emissions in 2018 by 8,840 metric tons and in 2019 it was on track to further reduce greenhouse CO2 emissions by another 4,000 metric tons.
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“A single ¼-inch leak in a compressed air line can cost a facility from $2,500 to more than $8,000 per year. Locating and fixing leaks will result in significant savings depending on pressure requirements and energy costs.”
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