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Compressed air is a power source used extensively in pneumatic systems in industry. There are some undesirable contaminations in this power source, which is obtained as a result of compressing the air sucked from the environment by compressors. If this pollution is not prevented, malfunctions may occur in pneumatic equipment and production machines, damage and deterioration may occur in the final product, and maintenance and production costs will increase.
10 Main Contaminations Likely to Be Found in a Compressed Air System
* Water vapor
* Atmospheric Pollution
* Oil in Liquid Form
* Micro-Organisms
* Oil Vapor
* Water in Liquid Form
* Rust
* Oil in Aerosol Form
* Water in Aerosol Form
* Burr
Compressed Air Quality is defined and classified according to the 8573-1:2010 standard, according to the type and amount of contamination, as in the table below. This classification evaluates the contaminations contained in compressed air under 3 separate headings according to particle size-number, amount of water and amount of oil. In the market, especially in the food and pharmaceutical industries, GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice), BRC (British Retail Consortium),SQF (Safe Quality Food), HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point), AIB (American Institute of Baking) and ISO 22000 international authorities such as, ISO 8573-1 They frequently use the standard in their risk analyses. Likewise, pneumatic instrument manufacturers define the requested compressed air quality through standards.
Impurities in compressed air: Parker domnick hunter product range; It can be easily brought to the desired levels with filtration and drying equipment.
For more detailed information about the compressed air standard, sterile air in HACCP criteria, drying of compressed air and removal of remaining oil, you can review our PDF on risks in compressed air below.