How Leaks Affect You
Published date: 22 Jun 2023
When it comes to efficiency, leaks are one of the biggest culprits that can set back both your business and your bottom line.
There is a common viewpoint that air is an unlimited resource, and that there are no associated costs to it. Unfortunately, this is not the case, and the inefficiency of your system not only affects the environment but productivity and your pocket, too.
So, how can you identify a leak?
Leaks can most often be seen occurring in couplings, hoses, tubes, and fittings, as well as pressure regulators, valves and joints. Conventional methods of identifying leaks, such as using soapy water on suspect areas to look for bubbling, are cheap but can be extremely time consuming – severely affecting your productivity.
The best method is to use ultrasonic acoustic detectors, which recognise the
high-frequency hiss of escaping air. These devices can be used in noisy factory environments, so keeping machinery running does not affect results.
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