New issue of Compressed Air Economics bulletin 2/20
The main topic of the new Compressed Air Economics bulletin is alternative ways to run a compressor station: operating leasing and outsourcing.
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Efficient air blowing
PEMA articles and practical insights on: Efficient air blowing.
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Static electricity in practice
Static electricity causes various production problems, particularly where materials are rubbed, separated, cut, poured or rolled.
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New issue of the Compressed Air Economics bulletin
Efficient blow-off in production significantly affects the economics of compressed air consumption.
ViewAir nozzle – an example of savings in air blowing
Many companies barely address the economics of air blowing. Replacing older blow-off devices, often homemade, with modern, energy-saving alternatives is a step forward.
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Pneumatic conveying transvectors and their uses
Pneumatic conveying transvectors offer an interesting solution for transporting and distributing various materials. Like air knives, these nozzles use the Coandă effect.
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Vortex tubes and their applications
Do you use compressed air for blowing during metalworking? A metalworking company in Vysočina offers an example: it cools parts and blows away emulsion and swarf on a vertical CNC …
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Rotary pulse nozzle
Struggling to blow off effectively? Do you need 8 bar or more for effective air blowing? The Pata-gun rotary pulse nozzle could be a suitable solution.
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