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Air Audits

Energy consumption is the biggest cost within every compressed air system. An air audit is a thorough inspection of your compressed air system which identifies inefficiencies and areas for improvement.

Regular air audits will allow air leaks to be identified, wear and tear to be repaired and any issues with the piping to be fixed. This will not only improve your efficiency but could stop any surprise issues in the future.

Our compressed air engineers will carry out a full system test and inspection, measuring the system requirements against the demand and usage. Whilst also checking for issues such as over pressurisation that can lead to inefficiencies in your compressed air supply.

A Compressed Air Audit Consists of:

  • Accurate profile of current air usage
  • System check for leak detection/general weaknesses in your current set up
  • Compressed air plan, outlining your need over a predetermined period of time
  • Peaks and troughs of your air requirements and associated back-up compressed air supply needs

Outcomes of an Air Audit:

  • Compressed air usage report
  • Recommended air compressor equipment to deliver maximum efficiency based on your need and budget
  • Any energy and cost savings available
  • Backup recommendations

Leak Detection

If you are not in need of a full air audit, we also provide a Leak Detection analysis where one of our Compressed Air Engineers will complete a walkthrough of your site and test the entire system for leaks.

Up to 40% of compressed air can be wasted through leakage which can reduce the energy efficiency of your compressed air equipment and compressed air system. Our team will follow the route of the pipework testing all components that are prone to leakages with our state-of-the-art ultrasonic probe. If a leak is detected a tag is attached to alert the client and a report is produced which indicates a cost due to lost energy.

We recognise that new leaks will develop over time within the system therefore we would suggest the leak detection survey should be completed at least every 12 months or during annual servicing.

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Air Compressor System Service & Maintenance

We are fully equipped and totally committed to maintaining your business operation.

SIA Compressors & Generators can schedule a programme of servicing tailored to your needs on all makes and models of compressors, reducing breakdown risk and maximising  the lifetime of your compressor and  its productivity.

SIA Compressors and Generators offer:

  • Factory trained engineers with the latest diagnostic tools
  • Industry leading breakdown response times
  • Large stock of genuine parts
  • Air end refurbishment and upgrading
  • Genuine 24/7 Emergency Breakdown Service
  • BOSIET approved engineers for offshore working
  • Servicing for all makes and models of compressed air systems
  • Service contracts and Extended Warranties Plans tailored to suit the needs of your business.
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Compressed Air System Design

SIA Compressors & Generators can design and install complete compressed air systems tailored to suit any application.

Following an initial survey and consultation, we will produce the most effective pipe work design to meet your application requirements. This will result in an effective design solution that can boost the performance of your compressed air system, save on unnecessary service costs and increase your efficiency.

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Air Compressor Heat Recovery

In an Air Compressor, around 94% of the energy needed to run the system is converted into heat. Often, this heat is expelled into the atmosphere or requires cooling fans or water to remove the heat from the system. While at the same time as this process, companies produce vast quantities of heat through hot water heating, space and room heating, or steam generation from pre-heated water. 

Heat recovery refers to the capture and reuse of the heat generated during the compression process. Heat recovery can be used to increase the energy efficiency of Air Compressor by capturing the waste heat, and reusing it elsewhere in the facility, such as providing hot water for taps, heating for spaces including radiators, and pre-heating water for steam generation where needed.

Implementing a heat recovery system in an Air Compressor can provide several benefits, including reduced energy costs, increased efficiency, and reduced carbon emissions.

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