Food-Grade Air, Right-Sized for Efficiency
Food-grade compressed air has to meet ISO 8573-1 purity for direct product contact, but most plants pay for that quality twice over in pressure drop and idling compressors. I validate the air quality you actually need and meter the rest.
Purity without the penalty
Over-filtration is the quiet tax on a food plant. I check the real point-of-use requirement against the treatment train so you keep compliance without the extra pressure drop.
Off-shift load
Weekend and off-shift compressors running near zero load are a steady drain. Continuous logging catches what a one-day snapshot misses.
Washdown leak control
Leaks in washdown-prone areas corrode fittings and grow over time. A full ultrasonic survey tags and prices them.
100 to 1,500 HP with oil-free or food-grade filtration
- Over-filtration adding unnecessary pressure drop
- Weekend and off-shift compressors running at near-zero load
- Condensate management in humid climates
- Leaks in washdown-prone areas corroding fittings
How I find and fund the savings here.
ISO 8573 Air Quality Testing
Verified air purity assessment to the ISO 8573 class your process requires.
Energy Assessment
A full metered baseline of compressor kW versus CFM across a real duty cycle, with savings ranked by payback.
Leak Detection
Ultrasonic survey of the distribution network, tagged and quantified in CFM and dollars per year.
Utility Incentive Support
Measured, documented savings packaged to qualify for local utility incentive programs.
Talk to an independent specialist.
No gatekeepers, no sales layer. You reach the person who performs the audit, reads the data, and signs the findings.