Compressed Air Storage and Distribution
Compressed air storage and distribution form vital components for ensuring operational efficiency. A significant advantage of compressed air as an energy source lies in its capacity to be generated and securely stored, ready for future distribution to points of use as needed. To achieve maximum efficiency, it is crucial to appropriately size the storage receivers to match generation and demand. The absence of air receivers can adversely impact the system, limiting the effectiveness of compressed air storage due to uncontrolled pressure profiles and insufficient storage control.
About Compressed Air Storage and Distribution
A storage system must also be designed and installed correctly to ensure system integrity.
A variety of traditional and contemporary, modular pipework systems are available to facilitate the distribution of compressed air from its point of generation or storage to the intended point of use. Selecting the appropriate pipework material is essential, adhering to industry best practices and aligning with the specific requirements of the air quality needed. Consideration should be given to potential conflicts between pipe materials and your end product, ensuring seamless integration and optimal performance throughout the entire compressed air system.