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Reduce CO2 emissions

You want to use compressed air more efficiently and reduce CO2 emissions, but don't know the weak points in the compressed air system? Then you should start with the TÜV-certified compressed air energy efficiency audit according to ISO 11011 - and save up to 60% of operating costs!

Holistic audit

The Festo auditors examine the entire compressed air system: from compressed air generation with the utilization of the compressors to compressed air preparation and quality to the compressed air network.

In addition, they carry out a representative leakage detection test on selected pneumatic systems, check the pneumatic efficiency and evaluate the potential savings. To round off the audit offer, the specialists prepare a concept for a monitoring system.

Detailed documentation

You can use the final report of the audit for energy management according to ISO 50001. In addition to all analysis data, the CO2 emission values of the compressed air system are also shown. You can use this data for your sustainability report, for example in accordance with the GRI or GHG Protocol.

Significant potential savings

Up to 60% of the operating costs of pneumatic systems can be saved if you put the results and analyses of the compressed air energy efficiency audit into practice.

An audit in five steps: This is how the entire compressed air system is put to the test

In the first three steps, the energy efficiency experts from Festo analyze the compressed air generation, compressed air preparation and compressed air distribution of the entire system. Only then do they turn their attention to the pneumatic applications, i.e. the machines and systems themselves. They analyze the energy efficiency of these machines and systems and detect any leaks. In the fifth and final step, the specialists develop a concept for a compressed air monitoring system with which you can permanently monitor the energy conditions – if you wish, also supported by artificial intelligence.

1. Analysis of compressed air generation

Non-proprietary analysis during operation: power consumption and performance reserves of the compressors as well as the overall leakage level in the production plant.

Main energy analysis monitoring

2. Analysis of compressed air preparation

Additional measurement of compressed air quality. The goal: to increase the service life of the pneumatic components and avoid machine failures.

Compressed air quality analysis

3. Analysis of compressed air distribution

A pressure drop measurement for safe processes and reduced costs. This should ensure a constant pressure level – in the best case even with a reduced pressure level.

Pressure drop measurement

4. Analysis of pneumatic applications

Check whether drives, valves and tubing are optimally sized, whether blowing and vacuum applications, as well as installation and control concepts, are efficiently designed. Detection and documentation of leaks as the most important efficiency measure.

Leakage detection elimination

5. Concept for a compressed air monitoring system

This makes energy status, flow, pressure and humidity transparent – in real time!

Concept compressed air monitoring system

Always kept informed: with the Festo Energy Saving Services Portal

This web-based online portal with mobile app allows real-time access to all measurement results and analysis data of the audit with worldwide availability and user-defined access rights. The recommendations for action, weighted according to priority, are also described in the portal. This allows you to optimize compressed air energy efficiency and achieve potential savings. You will also find the spare parts required for optimization on the portal, which you can order directly online with one click.

In addition to the audit, Festo specialists can also replace faulty parts such as tubing, screw connections, cylinders and valves at your request.

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