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The factory compressed air standard is a comprehensive index system, which covers a number of key parameters and requirements to ensure that the quality and applicability of compressed air meet the needs of factory production. The following is a detailed description of the factory compressed air standards:
the pressure standard of compressed air in the factory is usually set according to the specific equipment and process requirements. Generally speaking, the pressure of compressed air should be kept within a certain range to ensure the normal operation of the equipment and the smooth progress of the production process. Too high or too low a pressure can adversely affect equipment and processes.
cleanliness is one of the important standards of compressed air in the factory. Compressed air should be purified to remove the solid particles, oil, moisture and other impurities, in order to achieve a certain degree of cleanliness requirements. Clean compressed air can reduce equipment failures, improve production efficiency, and ensure product quality.
dew point is an important index to measure the drying degree of compressed air. The dew point of the compressed air in the factory should be controlled within a certain range to ensure that the moisture content in the compressed air meets the production requirements. Excessive dew point may cause problems such as equipment corrosion and product moisture.
for oil-free compressed air systems, oil content is an important assessment indicator. The oil content in the compressed air should be very low or completely oil-free to avoid contamination of products and equipment. Excessive oil content may affect the quality of the product and the normal operation of the equipment.
In summary, the factory compressed air standards include pressure, cleanliness, dew point and oil content and other aspects. Together, these standards ensure the quality and suitability of compressed air to meet the needs of plant production. In practical applications, the factory should formulate and implement corresponding compressed air standards according to specific equipment and process requirements to ensure the smooth progress of production and product quality control.
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It is suggested to allocate 110 cubic meters per minute, plus a margin of about 20% to deal with production fluctuations and pipeline leakage. That is to say, with a water-lubricated oil-free air compressor of about 130 cubic meters per minute, plus a cold dryer or a suction dryer for post-treatment, it is basically enough.
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