Independent Air Audits for General Manufacturing
General manufacturing runs on air for pneumatic tools, material handling, blow-off, and process automation. I meter the whole duty cycle so you see where the kW per SCFM actually goes, from a single-compressor shop to a multi-unit central plant.
Sized to the real load
Oversized compressors running at part load are the most common waste I find. The metered baseline shows what the plant actually draws, not what the nameplate suggests.
Artificial demand control
Open blow-off and unregulated drops pull the whole system pressure up. I find the artificial demand and right-size regulation around the real need.
Visibility across the line
Most plants have no real-time view of system-wide specific power. I log demand, pressure, and flow together so the savings come ranked by payback.
50 to 2,000+ HP across one or more compressor rooms
- Oversized compressors running at partial load
- Pressure drop across aging distribution piping
- Uncontrolled artificial demand from open blows
- No real-time visibility into system-wide specific power
How I find and fund the savings here.
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.
PeakOS Monitoring
High-frequency logged data for proactive, real-demand system management.
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.