Compressed air filters help protect equipment and production processes by keeping particles, liquid aerosols and oil residues in the system.
What Task is Collected in the Filter System?
Compressed air filters help protect equipment and production processes by keeping particles, liquid aerosols and oil residues in the system.
Filter elements are dollars with pollutants in time. This may result in the increase of pressure difference on the filter and consume more energy than compressors.
Pressure Tracking Awareness
Pressure difference between inlet and outlet points of the filter gives important information about the condition of the filter element. The rise of the pressure difference can indicate that the filter is blocked or the capacity is difficult.
Only visible controls may not be enough. Filter performance should be monitored regularly using differential pressure indicators or monitoring systems.
Importance of Planed Filter Change
When filter elements are just completely blocked, the replacement leads to the long-term high energy consumption. Instead, the manufacturer recommendations, the working time and measurement results should be planned change.
Accurate filter maintenance reduces pressure loss and plan-free production postures while maintaining air quality.
