Compressed Air Audit

Manufacturing facilities spend around 40% of their total energy costs on compressed air alone, making an efficient compressed air system is critical for maintaining a healthy bottom line. Unfortunately, not all systems operate in the most efficient manner possible, and we see it every day – compressors not appropriately sized, outdated technology, air leaks, pressure drops – the list can go on and on.

A professional compressed air system audit is a suitable option. An audit of this kind should provide a comprehensive evaluation of your plant’s current operating practice and system performance.  Once you have this data in your hand, the potential benefits for performance gains and energy savings are many.

Performing a compressed air audit of your system is the first step in determining issues that could be hindering your unit’s efficiency and unnecessarily increasing energy costs. There are several levels of compressed air audits that can be performed – walk-through assessment, system assessment, or a full system audit.

Energy Audit

Industrial energy audit is a procedure carried out in large industrial enterprises to gather information on all the company’s energy consumption patterns. According to the information obtained in the audit the evaluation of the company’s energy efficiency and analysis of ways how to increase its carried out. It is a systematic procedure to obtain information on industrial or commercial operation actual energy consumption, and analysis to identify and quantify cost-effective energy savings opportunities.

Leakage Detection

Leakages are the reason for the biggest waste of energy in compressed air systems. Several studies show that 30% of the cost of compressed air can be saved by eliminating leakages. Therefore, it is a must to detect and eliminate leakages frequently. GAIRCOM will give you all the services needed to detect leakages and measure the consequences in terms of energy consumption and wasted money.

Full System Audit

The system audit is the most comprehensive review and takes around 3 to 10 days with little to no impact on current running procedures. Full compressed air system audits include: Energy usage data logging – logs the energy the air compressors are consuming.

• Air measurement – identifies a factory’s true compressed air demand and operating schedule.
• Air leak detection & control – identify how much air is being lost due to leaks.
• Air quality – measures the number of particulates in the air system such as water and oil.

For Air audit, Energy Audit, and leakage detection please contact us on email: info@gaircom.com