Business Hours: 7:30AM-5:00PM (Mon-Fri) | After Hours Service Available: 833.585.6340
Normal Business Hours: 7:30AM - 5:00PM (Mon-Fri)
After Hours Service Available: 833.585.6340
Air Audits
A compressed air audit is a thorough assessment of a facility's compressed air system to evaluate its efficiency, identify areas of energy waste, and propose recommendations for improvement.
Discover the Efficiency of Your Compressed Air System
The audit aims to optimize the performance of the compressed air system, reduce energy consumption, and enhance overall productivity.
Options for Your Compressed Air Audit:
1. System Assessment:
The auditor assesses the entire compressed air system, including compressors, air dryers, filters, piping, valves, and end-use equipment. They gather data on operating conditions, such as pressure levels, flow rates, and usage patterns.
2. Leak Detection:
Compressed air leaks are a common source of energy waste. The auditor uses specialized equipment to identify and quantify leaks in the system, helping prioritize repairs and reduce air losses.
3. Measurement and Monitoring:
Instruments are used to measure the performance of the compressed air system, including power consumption, air pressure, air quality, and flow rates. This data provides insights into system efficiency and helps identify areas for improvement.
4. Data Analysis:
The auditor analyzes the collected data to evaluate the overall efficiency of the system, including energy consumption, air quality, and system losses. They compare the system's performance against industry standards and best practices.
5. Recommendations:
Based on the findings, the auditor provides recommendations for optimizing the compressed air system. This may include suggestions for equipment upgrades, leak repairs, system reconfiguration, or changes in operational practices to improve energy efficiency and reduce costs.
6. Cost-Benefit Analysis:
The auditor may provide a cost-benefit analysis for implementing the recommended improvements, considering factors such as upfront costs, energy savings, and payback periods. This helps facility owners make informed decisions regarding potential investments.
By conducting a compressed air audit, Ring Power can identify energy-saving opportunities, reduce operational costs, improve system reliability, and minimize the environmental footprint of your facilities. It is a valuable process for optimizing the performance of compressed air systems in industrial, commercial, and manufacturing settings.