Ensuring that compressed air meets ISO 8573-1 standards is crucial for maintaining high-quality production processes. This is not only vital in the food and beverage industry but also across other industrial sectors, where it's essential to monitor oil content, particle concentration, and humidity levels in the compressed air at the point of use. Traditional air quality audits based on ISO 8573-1 can be both time-consuming and costly, so it's time for a change.
In modern compressed air systems, air quality is a critical factor for ensuring process reliability and safety. Compressors intake various contaminants, which are then transported throughout the system. Filters are typically installed after compressors to remove these impurities. The three key parameters to monitor are:
Oil content (measured in weight per volume [mg/m³])
Particle concentration (measured in counts per cubic meter [cn/m³])
Water concentration (measured as dew point temperature [°C Td])
Selecting the right compressed air quality testing equipment is the essential first step for accurate measurement in line with ISO 8573-1 standards.
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