Auditing

The Canadian Industry Program for Energy Conservation (CIPEC) claims that compressed air is the most expensive utility in a plant. The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that in excess of 1.5 billion dollars are spent on energy to produce compressed air each year.

Compressed air at best is an inefficient, very expensive and little understood industrial utility. In order to better manage the compressed air system in your plant it is recommended to perform a compressed air system audit.

A compressed air system audit quickly answers the following questions:

- How much compressed air do we have?
- How much compressed air do we use?
- How much does compressed air cost us?
- How much compressed air do we waste?
- How can we improve our compressed air system?
- How quickly can we achieve paybacks on our improvements?

At a time when skyrocketing energy costs pose such a threat to our industrial environment it makes sense to gain control of and an understanding of "the most expensive utility in a plant."

C.E.D. Compressed Air Inc. offer a full range of compressed air system auditing services and tools. Upon completion we can guide you towards the Utility Company and Government energy improvement rebate programs available to make your compressed air system energy efficient, reliable and environmentally responsible.

Ask us about our certified leak detection test and remediation program.

Arrange for a real time electronic audit using Atlas Copco's state of the art iiTraks program.