Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - (Page 31) Compressed Air Industry BULK HANDLING Compressed Air Industry BULK HANDLING | 02/08 | The Ultra-Air product strategy is to add new, innovative technology to an already comprehensive product portfolio. We also design products delivering on-going aftermarket opportunities and provide our customers unique energysaving solutions. The Ultra-Air product portfolio includes: p Three refrigerated air dryer platforms, covering cycling, non-cycling and high inlet temperature designs. Flows of refrigerated air dryers range from 10 to 21,000 scfm. Desiccant air dryers include four platforms, from heatless, externally heated, externally heated blower purge to vacuum purge assist designs. Flows range from 10 to 5,000 scfm, with dew points delivered down to -100° F. Compressed air filters are available from ¼" npt to 16" flanged connections, with six filtration levels to select from. Compressed air filters are offered in cast aluminum, polycarbonate, stainless steel and ASME coded pressure vessels. Canadian Registrations Numbers (CRN) have been assigned for all major provinces in Canada. p Numatics FRL building an electronic proportional regulator, Micro-Filtration assembling a filter element, Ultra-Air building a 201 Series dryer (left to right). p Micro-Filtration products are marketed through instrumentation, HVAC and industrial distribution sales channels. We manufacture custom filtration media and complete filters for compressed air, fluid processes, oil and gas applications and instrumentation industries. Micro-Filtration also manufactures more than 10,000 direct replacement compressed air filter elements for more than fifty original equipment manufactures. Our capabilities include the design of custom filter housings, from highly engineered thermo-plastics to stainless steel. Producing our own elements and housings has allowed us to expand beyond traditional compressed air applications. Examples include HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Air) and ULPA (Ultra Low Penetrating Air) filters for COPD patients utilizing oxygen, ventilator equipment, CO monitor filters, emissions analyzers and other critical to function applications. The Numatics FRL brand is marketed through fluid power and compressed air distribution channels. We offer a full line of high-performance air-preparation equipment for protection of pneumatically operated equipment. The lightweight aluminum designs are attractive to both end users and OEM’s. Filters, regulators and lubricators are available from 1/8 to 2 NPT/BSP meeting flow requirements of our diverse customer base. Regulators are available from standard product to more sophisticated electronic proportional designs. The Numatics FRL offering allows us to satisfy customer requirements from the generation of the utility, through the compressed system, to the point of use. “Our one-. source supply saves our customers money and valuable time.” www.airbestpractices.com 31 http://www.airbestpractices.com
Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 Contents From the Editor Utility-Air News February Audit of the Month: Dense-Phase Transport System Wreaks Havoc on Compressed Air System Real World Best Practices: Material Conveying with Pneumatic and Vacuum Systems Industrial Vacuum Cleaners Use Compressed Air in Portland Cement Manufacturing Processes The Numatics Air Preparation Group The Ins and Outs of Vacuum Generators Dekker Vacuum Technologies Do Your Meetings Sabotage Your Profits? Resources for Energy Engineers Wall Street Watch Advertiser Index Job Market Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 (Page Cover1) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 (Page Cover2) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 (Page 3) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Contents (Page 4) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Contents (Page 5) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Contents (Page 6) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - From the Editor (Page 7) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Utility-Air News (Page 8) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Utility-Air News (Page 9) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - February Audit of the Month: Dense-Phase Transport System Wreaks Havoc on Compressed Air System (Page 10) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - February Audit of the Month: Dense-Phase Transport System Wreaks Havoc on Compressed Air System (Page 11) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - February Audit of the Month: Dense-Phase Transport System Wreaks Havoc on Compressed Air System (Page 12) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - February Audit of the Month: Dense-Phase Transport System Wreaks Havoc on Compressed Air System (Page 13) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - February Audit of the Month: Dense-Phase Transport System Wreaks Havoc on Compressed Air System (Page 14) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - February Audit of the Month: Dense-Phase Transport System Wreaks Havoc on Compressed Air System (Page 15) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - February Audit of the Month: Dense-Phase Transport System Wreaks Havoc on Compressed Air System (Page 16) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - February Audit of the Month: Dense-Phase Transport System Wreaks Havoc on Compressed Air System (Page 17) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Real World Best Practices: Material Conveying with Pneumatic and Vacuum Systems (Page 18) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Real World Best Practices: Material Conveying with Pneumatic and Vacuum Systems (Page 19) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Real World Best Practices: Material Conveying with Pneumatic and Vacuum Systems (Page 20) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Real World Best Practices: Material Conveying with Pneumatic and Vacuum Systems (Page 21) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Real World Best Practices: Material Conveying with Pneumatic and Vacuum Systems (Page 22) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Real World Best Practices: Material Conveying with Pneumatic and Vacuum Systems (Page 23) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Industrial Vacuum Cleaners Use Compressed Air in Portland Cement Manufacturing Processes (Page 24) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Industrial Vacuum Cleaners Use Compressed Air in Portland Cement Manufacturing Processes (Page 25) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Industrial Vacuum Cleaners Use Compressed Air in Portland Cement Manufacturing Processes (Page 26) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Industrial Vacuum Cleaners Use Compressed Air in Portland Cement Manufacturing Processes (Page 27) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - The Numatics Air Preparation Group (Page 28) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - The Numatics Air Preparation Group (Page 29) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - The Numatics Air Preparation Group (Page 30) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - The Numatics Air Preparation Group (Page 31) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - The Numatics Air Preparation Group (Page 32) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - The Ins and Outs of Vacuum Generators (Page 33) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - The Ins and Outs of Vacuum Generators (Page 34) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - The Ins and Outs of Vacuum Generators (Page 35) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Dekker Vacuum Technologies (Page 36) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Dekker Vacuum Technologies (Page 37) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Dekker Vacuum Technologies (Page 38) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Dekker Vacuum Technologies (Page 39) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Do Your Meetings Sabotage Your Profits? (Page 40) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Do Your Meetings Sabotage Your Profits? (Page 41) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Resources for Energy Engineers (Page 42) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Resources for Energy Engineers (Page 43) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Resources for Energy Engineers (Page 44) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Resources for Energy Engineers (Page 45) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Wall Street Watch (Page 46) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Wall Street Watch (Page 47) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Wall Street Watch (Page 48) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Advertiser Index (Page 49) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Job Market (Page 50) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Job Market (Page Cover3) Compressed Air Best Practices - February 2008 - Job Market (Page Cover4)
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