That means, though, that they're running at about 10% capacity on their air compressor the rest of the time, which is extremely inefficient and will create other problems.
So that means you’ll need to consider your demand profile – are you running three shifts a day, all with equal demand for air pressure? Most likely, you’re not.
If you’re like most companies, you doing two solid shifts and a skeleton crew on the third. If your compressor is designed to meet the needs of those two main shifts, it’s going to be very costly to run that machine at night.
And the stakes are high: if you’re running your air compressor at the same level on all three shifts, your energy expenses will exceed the price of the machine in the first six months.
But that is by no means the end of the story. For instance, you’ll want to consider use of multiple, smaller units, making your system more efficient and reliable. More on this topic later.
Next, you’ll also need to consider pressure, commonly referred to as PSIG.
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