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Compressed air guide
April 1st 2005

An updated Good Practice Guide that covers energy saving opportunities for users of compressed air has been released.

At about 50 pages long, GPG385: Energy efficient compressed air systems is packed with helpful advice on how to optimise the energy performance of compressed air systems, including topics such as compressor selection, air treatment, storage, distribution, condensate management and the avoidance of waste and misuse.

Particularly useful additions are a list of questions that should be asked when selecting a compressor and an introduction to leak measurement tests.There is a series of useful checklists that will be an invaluable tool for companies seeking to improve their compressor performance.

Throughout the guide there are helpful tips highlighted as well as relevant case studies.

All Good Practice Guides from the Carbon Trust, can be ordered from their website or downloaded in pdf format (www.thecarbontrust.co.uk).

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