Compressed Air Installations
Central Compressor Services provide complete installations and focus on energy efficiency throughout the system; a typical compressed air installation will comprise of compressor(s), dryers, filters, air receiver, pipework and a condensate management system. There are many ways to incorporate energy efficiency into each of the installation's components: Air Compressors: Correct Pressure and Size, Energy Efficient Motors, Variable Speed Drives, Energy Efficient Controllers & Heat Recovery Pipework: Low loss pipe & pipe diameters Dryers: Energy saving dryers Filtration: Minimum pressure drop & regular servicing Air Receiver: Adequate sizing Heat Recovery: Typically, 94% of all input kW to compressor is turned into heat. Space Heating: For air-cooled compressors, an electric fan forces air through an oil cooler to evacuate this heat; this hot air can be used for space heating over the winter months. Process Heat: If your facility has a hot water requirement you could achieve even greater savings by installing a compressor with an integrated oil to water heat exchanger; the compressors waste heat is imparted on to water that can be used in many industrial process including boiler feed water. Oil to water heat exchangers can also be retro-fitted to most screw compressors. Ringmain Systems: Central Compressor Services can install complete pipe systems in Galvanised steel, Durapipe, or Transair Aluminium. For larger installations we offer energy efficient solutions such as ring-main zoning. No job too small.