Compressed Air Audit Checklist

Use the Compressed Air Audit Checklist for a comprehensive review of a facilityâ€™s compressed air system, by assessing main components, air dryers, etc.

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Compressed Air Audit Checklist

System Overview

Compressor Assessment

Air Dryer Assessment

Distribution System Assessment

End-Use Equipment Assessment

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Compressed Air Audit Checklist

Use the Compressed Air Audit Checklist for a comprehensive review of a facilityâ€™s compressed air system, by assessing main components, air dryers, etc.

1. Are the compressed air system’s main components, such as compressors, dryers, filters, and storage tanks, identified?

2. Is the system’s age and maintenance history reviewed?

3. Is the system’s capacity and air demand profile determined?

1. Are the compressor’s operating parameters, such as inlet pressure, outlet pressure, and temperature measured?

2. Is the compressor’s performance evaluated based on its manufacturer’s specifications?

3. Is the compressor’s lubrication system and collection of condensate checked?

1. Is the air dryer’s performance in removing moisture from the compressed air evaluated?

2. Are there any leaks in the refrigerant system checked?

3. Is it determined if the dryer is properly sized for the system’s air demand?

1. Is a walk-through of the distribution system conducted to check for leaks, aged pipes, and damaged components?

2. Is the pressure measured at various points throughout the system to identify pressure drops?

3. Is it determined if the system’s layout and sizing are appropriate for the air demand profile?

1. Is the air demand profile of each end-use piece of equipment documented?

2. Are the equipment’s pressure requirements evaluated to determine if they are too high or too low?

3. Are any inefficient usage patterns, such as unnecessary idle time or inappropriate use, identified?

1. Are recommended actions prioritized based on potential energy savings and cost benefits?

2. Are detailed instructions provided for implementing changes to the compressed air system?

3. Are projected cost savings and payback periods included for each recommended action?