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| 04/08 Co | PLASTICS BLOW-MOLDING TRAINING CALENDAR TITLE Compressed Air Management Fundamentals of Compressed Air Advanced Management of Compressed Air Compressed Air Management Best Practices in Compressed Air Compressed Air Management SPONSOR Power Supply Industries Compressed Air Challenge® Compressed Air Challenge® Power Supply Industries World Energy Engineering Conf. Power Supply Industries LOCATION Fenton, MO Omaha, NE Omaha, NE Fenton, MO Washington D.C. Fenton, MO DATE 4/8/2008 5/6/2008 5/7/2008 8/19/2008 10/2/2008 11/4/2008 INFORMATION www.psiind.com www.compressedairchallenge.org www.compressedairchallenge.org www.psiind.com www.energycongress.com www.psiind.com Editors’ Note: If you conduct compressed air system training and would like to post it in this area, please email your information to rod@airbestpractices.com PRODUCT PICKS New Ultrasonic Leak Detection System UE Systems has introduced the new Ultraprobe® 3000 ultrasonic leak detection system. This versatile inspection instrument is designed for cutting energy waste and improving uptime while saving money and improving the environment. The Ultraprobe® 3000 has also been labeled a “green” instrument for its ability to accurately detect energy waste, helping to reduce a plant’s carbon footprint. Understanding the importance of energy efficient plant operations, UE Systems is confident the 3000 will significantly impact energy conservation by locating compressed air and steam trap leaks as well as faulty steam traps, which can lead to millions of dollars in plant savings this year. This digital instrument, which is fully equipped with a wide, dynamic sensitivity range and “spin and click” sensitivity dial, has a 16 segment bar graphic display panel that showcases sensitivity level, storage location, storage location number, and battery level. It also offers 400 memory locations to hold all of the operator’s text data. Other features include scanning and stethoscope (contact) modules, noise-isolating headphones, calibrated decibel readout, rubber focusing probe and a storage entry area. Optional accessories including a long range module to double leak detection distance, HTS holster set and a RAS-MT magnetically mounted transducer and cable recharger kit allow operator’s to extend the probe in hard to reach areas — with one button to control everything. UE Systems (914) 592-1220 abandes@att.net www.uesystems.com 44 www.airbestpractices.com http://www.psiind.com http://www.compressedairchallenge.org http://www.compressedairchallenge.org http://www.psiind.com http://www.energycongress.com http://www.psiind.com http://www.uesystems.com http://www.airbestpractices.com

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Compressed Air Best Practices - April 2008 Contents From the Editor Utility-Air News The Compressed Air Audit of the Month: Minimizing Blow-Molding Pressure Fluctuations AF Compressors: Focused on 40 Bar, Oil-Free Air for the PET Industry Real World Best Practices: PET Plants Using Boosters for High-Pressure Air Guaranteeing Audit ROI for Blow-Molders Managing Vacuum Pressure Differential Are You Taking Full Advantage of Pneumatic Valve Technology? Are You Strategic? Resources for Energy Engineers: Training Calendar & Product Picks Wall Street Watch Advertiser Index Job Market

Compressed Air Best Practices - April 2008

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