Common compressed air leaks and their hazards
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Compressed air leaks result in significant waste and losses. Producing compressed air consumes at least 10% of a factory’s electrical energy, with an average of 20% of the compressed air lost due to leaks during production. Leaks can cause: 1. A drop in system pressure, which reduces the efficiency of pneumatic tools; 2. A shortened lifespan of system equipment, including the compressor units themselves; 3. Increased maintenance costs; 4. Unplanned downtime; 5. An increased demand for compressed air that is not necessary
The original poster only mentioned the hazards, but not the common forms of leakage!
Is the definition of this “harm” too broad? Including safe production, maintenance costs, and energy waste.
Well, I post a little bit every day