Summarize 6 compressed air techniques to help companies quickly increase production

Summarize 6 compressed air techniques to help companies quickly increase production

Throughout the course of operations, many companies will encounter situations where they need to quickly increase production.

　　In the entire operation process, many companies will encounter situations that need to quickly increase production. But what does this mean for their compressed air installations? Summarizes six important tips about compressed air systems.

　　 1. Compressor

　　Don't forget the compressor! If you have to increase production quickly, there are many things to keep up with! However, one of the most important aspects of a successful gear shift is your compressor system-the reason is simple: without compressed air, you cannot produce. Does your current air compressor have the ability to keep running, and is its current situation sufficient to cope with the increased demand due to increased production? If the answer is negative or uncertain, please contact a compressed air expert or service department. They can help you determine how much compressed air you need to increase and any service or maintenance requirements.

　　 2. Demand upgrade

　　 Demand upgrade. If you are considering buying an additional air compressor to meet the growing demand, it may be more economical to buy a large compressor. Keep the old compressor as a backup-you never know when something unexpected happens to the main equipment, which may completely stop production.

　　3. Moisture

　　 More compressed air = more downstream moisture. Is your system prepared to handle the excess water generated by the increase in compressed air? Depending on your application, moisture may adversely affect the quality of your equipment and products. Before increasing the output, please pay attention to the existing drying method of the system (through integrated air dryer, after cooler)

　　 4. Sufficient storage space

　　 Is there enough storage space? The gas tank provides temporary storage, and your system can use it during peak demand periods. Upgrading the storage device will help ensure a sufficient air supply while reducing the number of compressor motor starts.

　　 5. Leaks, leaks, more leaks

　　 The cost of leakage in compressed air systems is high, and can account for up to 20-30% of the energy wasted in the system. You can't even hear 80% of the air leak! With the increase in compressed air brought about by the increase in production, this may result in a lot of energy costs being wasted. Take a moment to learn how to eliminate air leaks in the system-you can even research new compressed air pipe options!

　　 6. Say hello to new technology

　　 In the past ten years, compressed air technology has made great progress. Make sure you understand the latest features and advantages of today's compressed air technology, especially if your compressor has been installed for more than ten years.