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COMPRESSED AIR AUDIT 2016 Energy Efficiency Rebate Form ELIGIBILITY AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING THIS FORM (Please read) Rebate is limited to 50% of the cost of the audit, not to exceed $500. Audit

How to fill out compressed air audit

How to fill out a compressed air audit:

1. Gather information: Begin by collecting all relevant data such as the size of the compressed air system, the number and type of compressed air equipment, and the operating hours of the system. This information will help in assessing the overall efficiency and performance of the compressed air system.
2. Conduct a walkthrough: Visit the facility and inspect the compressed air system to identify any potential leaks, improper usage, or outdated equipment. Take note of any areas where improvements can be made to enhance energy efficiency and reduce costs.
3. Measure air flow and pressure: Use appropriate instrumentations, such as flow meters and pressure gauges, to measure the actual air flow and pressure at various points in the system. This will help in identifying any discrepancies between the desired and actual performance of the compressed air system.
4. Identify energy consumption: Determine the energy consumption of the compressed air system by monitoring the power usage and assessing the efficiency of the air compressors. This will provide insights into the energy efficiency of the system and help in identifying potential areas for improvement.
5. Analyze maintenance practices: Evaluate the maintenance practices and schedules followed for the compressed air system. Look for any irregularities, improper maintenance procedures, or outdated maintenance practices that may affect the system's performance. Identify opportunities for optimizing maintenance practices, such as implementing preventive maintenance measures or upgrading to more efficient equipment.
6. Assess air quality: Evaluate the quality of the compressed air being generated with regards to any contaminants or impurities. This includes checking filters, dryers, and any purification systems in place. Ensure that compressed air meets the required standards for the specific applications within the facility.
7. Evaluate overall system efficiency: Take all the collected data and observations to analyze the overall efficiency of the compressed air system. Identify areas of improvement, such as leak repairs, equipment upgrades, or system optimization, to enhance the system's efficiency while reducing energy consumption, operational costs, and environmental impact.

Who needs a compressed air audit?

1. Industrial facilities: Manufacturing plants, automotive industries, and other industrial facilities that heavily rely on compressed air for various operations can benefit from a compressed air audit. It helps identify potential energy-saving opportunities and optimize the performance of their compressed air systems.
2. Commercial buildings: Large commercial buildings and facilities, such as hospitals, shopping malls, and office complexes, often have centralized compressed air systems. Conducting a compressed air audit can help improve energy efficiency, reduce maintenance costs, and ensure optimal performance for these buildings.
3. Facilities with high energy costs: Any facility that incurs significant energy costs due to the operation of their compressed air system should consider a compressed air audit. It can help identify areas for energy savings, reduce operational expenses, and improve the overall sustainability of the facility.
4. Facilities with reliability concerns: If a facility frequently experiences downtime or inefficiencies related to their compressed air system, a compressed air audit can help pinpoint the root causes of these issues and provide recommendations for improving system reliability and performance.
5. Facilities seeking to reduce environmental impact: Compressed air systems can contribute to a facility's carbon footprint. By conducting a compressed air audit, facilities can identify energy-saving opportunities, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and enhance their sustainability efforts.

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What is compressed air audit?

A compressed air audit is a detailed analysis of a facility's compressed air system to identify areas for improvement in efficiency and cost savings.

Who is required to file compressed air audit?

Facilities that use compressed air as part of their operations are required to conduct and file compressed air audits.

How to fill out compressed air audit?

A compressed air audit is typically filled out by trained professionals who have the expertise to analyze and evaluate a facility's compressed air system.

What is the purpose of compressed air audit?

The purpose of a compressed air audit is to optimize the efficiency of a facility's compressed air system, reduce energy costs, and identify potential areas for improvement.

What information must be reported on the compressed air audit?

The compressed air audit report should include details on the facility's compressed air system components, usage patterns, energy consumption, and recommendations for improvement.