Compressed Air Audits
Compressed air audits can identify opportunities for cost savings and contribute to a more efficient and streamlined operation. Compressed air is known as a significant energy consumer in your plant— if not the largest. Despite its widespread usage in diverse manufacturing applications, it remains the most misunderstood utility and represents a key area for major cost reduction.
Reduce Compressed Air Costs by 25–50%
Many facilities operate with up to 50% more compressed air horsepower than needed, wasting energy and increasing operating expenses. Harris Equipment’s professional compressed air audits assess:
- Current flow rates and operating pressure
- Energy consumption
- System efficiency and layout
By analyzing these factors, our technicians identify overuse, leaks, and inefficiencies helping plants reduce energy costs by 25–50% and improve overall operations.
Financial Incentives
Utility companies often offer rebates covering 100% of energy study costs. Some also provide funding for energy-saving projects, such as:
- 50% of project cost covered
- 12¢ per kilowatt saved per year
These incentives make it easier to invest in efficiency improvements that pay for themselves quickly.
Why Choose Harris for Compressed Air Audits?
Our team of experienced technicians delivers thorough, data-driven audits and actionable recommendations for:
- Lower energy and repair costs
- Improved reliability and productivity
- Reduced risk of equipment failure
- Enhanced quality of compressed air
- Minimization of unplanned downtime
Harris Equipment provides Midwest manufacturing facilities with custom audit solutions, helping operations save money, reduce energy usage, and extend the life of their compressed air systems.
Benefits of a Compressed Air Audit
- 25-50% Cost Savings
- Reduce the risk of equipment failure
- Reduce energy and repair costs
- Reduce energy consumption
- Increase productivity
- Increase reliability
- Reduce unplanned downtime
- Improve the quality of compressed air
Where is Most Compressed Air Wasted?
