Why Lowering Air Pressure from 7 Bar to 4 Bar Pays Off
Every 1 bar of pressure reduction saves roughly 7% of compressor energy. When going from 7 bar to 4 bar is possible, what you gain and what to watch for.
Read the articleTracking Compressed Air Leaks: How to Find Them and What They Cost
In a typical plant a large share of the air produced is lost to leaks. A single 5 mm hole can waste about 64,000 kWh a year. How to find and track leaks.
Read the articleEnergy Efficiency in Compressed Air: An 8-Step Checklist
About three quarters of a compressor’s life-cycle cost is electricity. A checklist showing in what order to proceed, from measurement to heat recovery.
Read the articleMeasuring and Monitoring Air Consumption in Pneumatic Systems
You cannot manage the air you do not measure. What to measure where, how to choose a meter, and how to read leaks and efficiency from the data.
Read the articleNeed measurement and improvement in your plant?
Tell us what you need to measure — pressure, leaks or consumption — and our technical team will get back to you.