See the potential
07 stepsWe analyse your compressed air system and provide clear, detailed reports
We monitor your system and keep energy efficiency within optimal limits
We optimise your installation for optimal energy use and cost savings
We measure the complete compressed air system, including supply, distribution and the demand of the points of use
All measurements are timely and accurate
We use data processing tailored to you and grounded in expertise
Our simulations show tangible results
Worth knowing
1 bar lower pressure means about 7% energy saving
The ComPass audit has 3 levels — from leak detection on the network to a complete system audit
The cost of a COMPASS audit is often less than 15% of the annual saving potential
It is worth knowing that
Where the losses arise
of compressed air installations are less efficient than they could be. Changes in your production system can make the system more efficient.
Undetected losses cost a great deal of money. Producing more pressure than is needed brings high costs. Measurement is the key to improvement.
From measurement to report
Once the compressed air consumption has been measured, software processing gives us a graphical and tabular presentation of the measured data with the values transparently set out.
The next step is the analysis and the drafting of an expert report, containing both the information on the current condition and a proposed solution that will deliver greater energy efficiency.
Idle run
One aim of every compressor user is to reduce the unit’s idle running, since that function consumes 30% of the electricity while giving no benefit in return — a compressor running idle delivers no compressed air, it merely keeps the unit on standby. Idle running is not the only parameter to watch: start-up time, the number of electric motor starts and the range of variable-speed units matter too.
