Compressed air is commonly referred to as the 4th utility, which is why facility managers are concerned with the quality and moisture content of the air going into their plant. Continue reading
Considerations for Medical Compressed Air Systems
When hospitals and medical facilities need Medical Air compressed air systems, there are many factors to consider. First and foremost, all systems must meet the requirements set forth in the NFPA 99 specifications. Aside from the standards laid out by the NFPA 99, there are some other things to consider. Continue reading
Why You Need to Evaluate Your Energy Efficiency
The way compressed air is made has not changed for many years. The oil flooded rotary screw is by far the most popular method and is the industry’s standard today. What has changed is the technology and improvements in rotor design, compressor controls, motor efficiency and variable speed drives. Continue reading
