About air compressors.
Understanding and using compressed air.
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Here's a handy calculator for determining how much compressed air a cylinder will use. Air Consumption Calculator.
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Just some of what you'll find on this website...
- learn how air is compressed
- info about the types of compressors that are used today
- identify and understand problems inherent with compressing air
- compressed air treatment
- how to do it pages
- information about compressed air equipment
- information on drawing circuits and schematics
- SCFM definition...
- and much, much more....
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"In the U.S., compressed air systems account for $1.5 billion per year in energy costs"
Source: http://www.eere.energy.gov
Compressed air is in your bicycle, car and truck tires, it’s at your local mechanic's shop, in the dentist's office, part of soft drink machines, cooling our refrigerators, used to manufacture and repair goods of every conceivable type, and inevitably - if you try to drive anywhere in the summer - in road construction. Compressed air is everywhere.
Here's where to get lots of information about compressed air in general, and using compressed air specifically.
Do we know it all? No, yet we do know a lot. And the site is full of links to other resources to provide as much information and benefit as possible.
You can also see the blog, made with WordPress, here: About Compressed Air . Sometimes you can pick up information on this blog that hasn’t made it to this site yet.
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