Compressed air piping systems can experience a variety of challenges and CAG Technologies specializes in reliable solutions to help you better distribute your compressed air throughout your facility effectively and efficiently. In order to assist you in solving your compressed air piping system challenges we have listed some of the most common problems users of compressed air piping systems can experience on a regular basis. Take a tour of our list of the typical compressed air piping system problems that plant Managers experience regularly and see recommended solutions that we have provided. Feel free to contact us for solutions.
If the pipe system is steel and rusting downstream it may need to be cleaned and or replaced
A system with particles and rust must be serviced more frequently
Check to ensure that proper filtration is installed
Ensure air treatment is not in by-pass mode and dryer is working properly
Ensure water separator is working properly
Check if all of the filter housings in the line have had the filter elements replaced recently
Replace filter elements with new OEM filter elements or a high-quality after-market product
For critical air lines remove poor quality filter housings and replace with a higher quality filter product
Drains will need to be checked and serviced or replaced frequently
Replace old pipe system with new technology anti rust aluminum piping systems
Small leaks can create huge energy losses and added costs due to over use of air compressor as well as excessive wear and tear on the compressor system
Reduced air flow due to leaks
It is essential to find and repair pipe system leaks that in many cases are undetected
Call in your service provider to do an air audit to determine where the leaks are in your system and then have them repaired
Replace piping system with Purestream leak free aluminum pipe systems which will make it more efficient and add to your bottom line
Black pipe systems in your plant must be identified/marked as a compressed air line, nitrogen line or vacuum line, requiring the piping system to be manually marked accordingly which requires time and effort by staff
Purestream piping is available in blue (compressed air), green (nitrogen) and grey (vacuum) making it easily identifiable and cosmetically appealing as well as making it easier for your staff to identify when required