the Australian edition
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The perfect fit! Why 'Aussie Born and Bred' Mongrel Boots manufacturer choose KAESER
Complete connectivity
Sustainability woven in
Compressed air contracting Meet us online!
Embracing Industrie 4.0-ready compressed air technology
Meeting Geofabrics energy efficiency requirements
Just buy the air you need with SIGMA AIR UTILITY!
KAESER 2021 Webinar Programme launch
Contents
Issue 1/21
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The perfect fit! Reliably meeting Victor Footwear's increased demand for compressed air
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Sustainability woven into the fabric Meeting Geofabrics energy efficiency requirements
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Just buy the air you need Compressed air contracting explained
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Keeping the coffee coming Supplying Suntory Coffee with food grade compressed air
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Meet us online Launching the 2021 KAESER Webinar Programme
Complete connectivity Embracing Industrie 4.0-ready compressed air technology in the age of COVID-19
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Introduction
Despite on-going COVID-19 disruptions, I am pleased to inform you that construction of our new state-of-the-art head office facility in Melbourne finally began in January. This will see a complete transformation of our current facility, both modernising and extending it out to twice its current size. We have created a special webpage where you can see progress updates. Just visit au.kaeser.com As we all continue to navigate our way through the COVID-19 pandemic, embracing Industrie 4.0 technologies has never been so important or timely. Turn to page 8, where we discuss how the latest Industrie 4.0-ready compressed air technology from KAESER, could assist you in optimising the availability, reliability and efficiency of your compressed air system through the current pandemic and beyond. If the current pandemic has derailed your capital expenditure plans - even though your requirements may not have changed - you might be asking yourself how you can achieve the same compressed air system upgrades you need without the initial capital expenditure outlay. Compressed air contracting may be just the answer you’re looking for! On page 14 you’ll find one of our recent blog posts from our blog ‘KAESER Know How’ which looks at this topic in more detail.
Peter Eckberg, Managing Director
In addition we are excited to be partnering with Engineers Australia in 2021 to deliver a number of webinars. You can find out more on page 19.
Finally, in this edition of the KAESER report we share with you some local case studies from both Australia and New Zealand. This includes our front cover story with one of our long standing customers Victor Footwear. A fifth-generation family owned and operated Australian footwear manufacturer, Victor Footwear is We are delighted to launch our webinar programme for 2021. Our responsible for the truly ‘Aussie Born and Bred’ Mongrel Boots traditional one-day Compressed Air Seminar has been re-worked brand of safety and non-safety work boots. Turn to page 4 to read and is now delivered as a three part webinar course. on. We hope you enjoy this edition!
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Reliably meeting an increased compressed air demand
The
perfect
fit!
Mongrel Boots manufacturer Victor Footwear, recently opted for a KAESER BSD 65 T series rotary screw compressor with integrated refrigeration dryer to reliably meet the increased compressed air requirements of its latest direct injection moulding machine, which is used to directly inject the advanced dual density soles of all Mongrel Boots directly onto an upper. Established in 1930, Victor Footwear is a fifth-generation family owned and operated Australian footwear manufacturer responsible for the truly ‘Aussie Born and Bred’ Mongrel Boots brand of safety and non-safety work boots. Whether you prefer a lace up, an elastic side or a ZipSider (which the company was first to create back in 2006) - with over 45 styles of safety and non-safety
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work boots to choose from, you’re sure to find a pair of Mongrel Boots that fit! Every pair of Mongrel Boots remains proudly designed and manufactured at the company’s purpose-built factory in Sydney, Australia. Here Victor blends an old school attitude for workmanship with the latest technology and innovation, in order to deliver each customer with the most perfectly engineered boot for the job at hand.
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Utilising advanced technology Compressed air is an essential utility required in many stages of the manufacturing process at Victor. This includes powering a lot of the production machinery used to produce the footwear uppers and soles such as the lasting machines - which draws, stretches and bends the upper of the boots. Another key piece of production machinery that depends on a reliable supply of compressed air to operate, are the direct injection moulding machines. Representing the latest and most technically advanced method of attaching soles to footwear uppers - here the advanced dual density soles of all Mongrel Boots are directly injected onto an upper. Victor recently invested in a new 30 station DESMA direct injection moulding machine in order to be able to keep
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up with growing demand. Adding this additional machinery to the factory meant that the compressed air requirement would also increase. To ascertain whether the existing compressed air system could meet this increased demand or any additional compressed air equipment may be required, Victor contacted their longstanding compressed air partner KAESER Compressors - for a solution. After assessing the new compressed air requirements that the additional direct injection moulding machine would create, KAESER recommended and subsequently installed a BSD 65 T series rotary screw compressor with integrated refrigeration dryer. A reliable and efficient solution With its latest generation of BSD series rotary screw compressors, KAESER pushes the boundaries of compressed
air availability and efficiency even further. Not only do they deliver more compressed air for less energy, but they also combine user-friendliness and ease of maintenance with exceptional versatility and environmentally responsible design. The BSD series of rotary screw compressors from KAESER save energy in numerous ways: At the heart of every BSD rotary screw compressor lies a premium quality screw compressor block featuring KAESER’s energy saving SIGMA PROFILE rotors. Flow optimised for impressive performance, these advanced rotors help KAESER BSD systems set the highest standards in terms of specific output. Furthermore, they feature a superpremium efficiency IE4 drive motor as standard, for unrivalled levels of performance and energy efficiency.
'Having reliable air compressors - backed up with service and support - is critical to our operation’ KAESER is currently the only compressed air systems provider to equip some of its compressors with IE4 drive motors.
to be dried. As a result, the required compressed air quality is achieved with maximum energy efficiency.
In addition, the BSD units are controlled and monitored by the industrial PC based SIGMA CONTROL 2 compressor controller. This advanced controller matches compressed air delivery to actual current demand and keeps costly idling time to an absolute minimum, thanks to its Dynamic control mode.
They are also designed to use R-513A refrigerant, which has a very low GWP (Global Warming Potential) value. This means that these efficient dryers will be future-proof for their entire life cycle.
The T units are equipped with a highly efficient integrated refrigeration dryer featuring energy saving control. This means that the dryer is only activated when compressed air actually needs
The perfect fit! Since installation of the BSD 65 T, Victor Footwear has also replaced some ageing compressors, which included the recent additional installation of a KAESER AIRCENTER SK 25 all-in-one compressed air system and two ASK 34 T rotary screw compressors with
integrated refrigeration dryers. Phillip Cloros, Brand Manager at Victor Footwear and part of the fifth-generation of the family operating the business said: ‘We rely on our compressed air system to keep our key production machines operating daily. Having reliable air compressors - backed up with service and support - is therefore critical to our operation. KAESER has been our compressed air partner for many years now due to the proven reliability of the equipment and a service department that we know we can rely on to always keep us running - even if any issues arise.’
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Complete
connectivity
A well orchestrated symphony Every part of a compressed air station, whether it be the compressors, compressed air treatment components or distribution system, should operate as efficiently as possible for its own sake. Modern compressors and compressed air treatment components are therefore equipped with internal controllers based on industrial PC technology. But these components are not individual players – they must act together as a team, and a team works best when it is perfectly coordinated. A sophisticated compressed air management system is therefore required to perform this particular function.
the most efficient switching operations based on compressed air consumption profile analysis and equipment and system behaviour, in relation to the prevailing technical operating conditions. Decisions are no longer dictated by a narrow pressure range. Instead, the key is to achieve the lowest possible compressed air production costs through intelligent, energy-saving switching strategies. Predicting service requirements Such advanced controllers like the
service is required). Or, the end user can choose a predictive maintenance service model with remote diagnostics. Here, the physical meets the virtual world within the framework of a structural model such as SIGMA SMART AIR from KAESER, in which the specific compressed air system - configured according to the operator's requirements - is represented virtually by a digital twin. Operating data from the
The SIGMA AIR MANAGER 4.0 (SAM 4.0) from KAESER is an example of a progressive and Industrie 4.0-ready compressed air management system, that binds all individual components into a complete team, monitoring and controlling them so that the required volume of compressed air is available at all times, at the required quality. Advanced management systems must successfully meet some highly demanding challenges. Not least, they must be capable of predictive compressor control, taking into account a range of contributing factors, such as switching losses, control losses, etc. However, modern master controllers are now expected to to do far more than optimise compressor operation according to current demand. Efficiency is playing an ever-increasing role. Here, through the development of a patented, simulation-based optimisation process, the SAM 4.0 is meeting these requirements by predictively selecting 8 | KAESER report
compressed air station is securely transmitted to the KAESER Data Center, where it is analysed in real-time. SAM 4.0, also allow for varying levels of involvement by external service providers. The end user can therefore still choose to perform all of the maintenance, evaluation and servicing of the system themselves (the SAM 4.0 will send the end user notifications when
Such real-time availability of operating data makes it possible to monitor the 'health' status of a compressed air station. This means that maintenance is carried out precisely as needed and potential faults can be detected in advance and appropriate maintenance measures automatically initiated at the
Embracing Industrie 4.0-ready compressed air technology in the age of COVID-19
As we navigate our way through the COVID-19 pandemic, embracing Industrie 4.0 technologies has never been so important or timely. Here we discuss how the latest Industrie 4.0-ready compressed air technology can assist end users in optimising the availability, reliability and efficiency of their compressed air system through the current pandemic and beyond.
right time. Ultimately, the end user benefits from significantly reduced compressed air production and operating costs, as well as improved compressed air availability. The combination of remote diagnostics and demand-oriented predictive maintenance ensures maximum compressed air supply availability and complete system effectiveness; preventing unplanned downtime, increasing energy efficiency, reducing service costs by up to 30 percent and delivering demand optimised
compressed air system control throughout the system’s entire life cycle. Remote and real-time monitoring Probably one of the greatest advantages of such advanced compressed air technology in the current Coronavirus situation - where some facilities may still have staff working remotely, where the number of people in a facility may have been reduced, and where many facilities are still limiting access to suppliers - is the ability to remotely monitor a
compressed air system in real-time. From a PC, laptop, tablet or smartphone - the SAM 4.0’s integrated web server provides a visual display of all compressed air system data in the form of HTML pages. All operational and energy consumption data, as well as cost information, can therefore be called up on any network-compatible device anytime, anywhere. In addition, the end user can choose to configure the system so they receive alarm and maintenance messages for individual components as well as timely warnings or service requirement notifications via email or text message. And, where the end user integrates an advanced compressed air management system with a service model such as KAESER SIGMA SMART AIR, they have the added peace of mind that a team of compressed air experts are also monitoring the real-time data from their compressed air system and acting accordingly.
Conclusion At the best of times a fully networked compressed air system offers the end user numerous benefits. However, many of these benefits, from remote monitoring and diagnostics, to achieving the lowest possible compressed air production costs through intelligent, energy-saving switching strategies - are even more advantageous in the current climate. KAESER report | 9
Sustain
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Meeting Geofabrics energy efficiency requirements
Australia’s largest manufacturer of geosynthetic products recently installed a low pressure KAESER ESD 245 rotary screw compressor at its Albury manufacturing plant in regional NSW. Replacing an ageing compressor, the new KAESER compressor is assisting Geofabrics in continuing to meet its sustainability goals.
nability the fabric
Geofabrics Australasia is Australia’s largest manufacturer and supplier of a range of highly engineered geosynthetics for the building and infrastructure sector. The core capabilities are across the Road, Rail, Waste, Mining, Coastal, Water, Recreation and Slopes & Wall segments. Geofabrics has a presence throughout Australia, New Zealand, PNG and the Pacific. Geofabrics is a proud Australian manufacturer and has two manufacturing plants, one in Albury (NSW) and in Ormeau (Queensland) and contributes to Australia’s sovereign infrastructure construction capabilities. On every project, Geofabrics has a singular focus: to provide smarter infrastructure solutions for their clients.
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Manufacturing innovative geosynthetic solutions As the Australasian leader in geotextiles and geosynthetics, Geofabrics delivers engineering support and technical leadership through a focus on innovation, research, industry education, design and independent testing services. Simply, Geofabrics’ products are a key component in building Australia’s critical infrastructure; our roads, railways, landfills and resources (mining, oil & gas). One example of the products manufactured by Geofabrics is bidim® Green geotextile, a variant to its existing world-leading ‘Bidim’ range, which contains Australian-sourced recycled plastics (think of recycled drink bottles) and is a green innovation that came amid increasing calls for greater sustainability in the construction and infrastructure industry. Both effective and economical, bidim Green is a superior geosynthetic solution for a range of engineering problems including weak soil, rutted and cracked roads, as well as liquid and gas leaks from landfill sites. It can be used for example, in the construction of roads, railways and embankments where the ground is soft and unstable. Using a layer of geotextile to separate the 12 | KAESER report
soft ground from the fill material reduces the amount of fill required, increases the lifespan of the road or rail structure, and reduces long-term maintenance costs. Sustainable practices save energy and money Geofabrics is committed to contributing to a positive impact on the environment and to manufacture and supply products that reduce reliance on non-renewable resources and reduce waste to landfill. This includes making the company’s use of resources more efficient through lean manufacturing and a process of continuous improvement. As a result, Geofabrics has won many awards over the years including the 2019 Australian Exporter of the Year, the 20172019 Victorian Exporter of the Year (Environmental Solutions), and the 2018 AusTrade Australian Export Award for Environmental Solutions. These awards recognise outstanding international success in environmental solutions, clean energy innovation and energy efficiency. It is no surprise then, that when Geofabrics Process Improvement Engineer Ashish Swarup began the procurement process to replace an ageing compressor at the Albury manufacturing plant - selecting an energy efficient solution was a key criterion.
Compressed air is an essential utility required to operate many functions at both of Geofabrics manufacturing plants - one in Albury (NSW) and one in southern Queensland. One crucial role is using compressed air in the filament drawing process. Reliably delivering clean compressed air is critical in fulfilling this process. Unfortunately, the ageing compressor at the Albury manufacturing plant was becoming less reliable. Aside from finding a more reliable solution, as one of the largest energy consumers in the business, accounting for around one third of all electrical consumption, finding an energy efficient compressed air solution was therefore also very important. The procurement process included evaluating a number of possible compressor options against five key criteria, including life cycle costing, reliability of asset and environmental impact, making the process very transparent. All options were then given a total rating. Thanks to a high overall rating backed up with technical advice and support, Geofabrics opted for a low pressure KAESER ESD 245 series rotary screw compressor to meet its requirements.
Energy efficiency as standard The ESD 245 is a specially built dedicated low pressure oil lubricated rotary screw compressor. Unique to KAESER it delivers flow rates up to 30.9 m3/min at pressures of 3.5 to 5 bar.
distinctive modern appearance.
Installed complete with a comprehensive air treatment package, this proved the ideal solution for Geofabrics.
The use of high performance IE4 drive motors maximise energy efficiency, whilst KAESER’s 1:1 drive design eliminates the transmission losses associated with gear or V-belt driven systems, as the motor directly drives the airend.
Not only would this solution reliably deliver large volumes of high quality and clean compressed air, but as a highly efficient dedicated low pressure compressor - the ESD 245 would also easily create in excess of 30 percent energy savings compared to a ‘standard’ pressure 7 bar screw compressor of a similar size. KAESER Compressors pushes the boundaries of compressed air efficiency and availability once again with its latest generation of ESD series rotary screw compressors. Intelligent design solutions have not only led to enhanced ease of operation and serviceability, but also give this series of class-defining compressors their
Delivering improved specific power, the flow-optimised and further refined SIGMA PROFILE rotors provide the foundation for exceptional energy efficiency.
KAESER is currently the only compressed air systems provider to equip its compressors with super premium efficiency IE4 class motors. Furthermore, the radial fan fulfils the efficiency requirements for fans as per EU directive 327/2011.
ensures even greater energy efficiency: for example, all service and maintenance points are within easy reach and are directly accessible from the front of the unit. This not only saves time and money when performing service work, but also maximises compressed air system availability. Ashish Swarup concludes: ‘Selecting energy efficient equipment is a large part of our sustainability practices and our commitment to keeping our carbon footprint to a minimum, and the KAESER compressor was therefore the right choice for us. Up and running now for almost a year the compressor is reliably and energy efficiently meeting our compressed air requirements.’
The advanced SIGMA CONTROL 2 compressor controller also achieves additional energy savings and minimises cost-intensive idling periods through the use of a variety of specially developed control options. Finally, an intelligent component layout
'Selecting energy efficient equipment is a large part of our sustainability practices...the KAESER compressor was therefore the right choice'
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blog This article has been taken from the KAESER Know How Australia Blog
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Compressed air contracting
The current pandemic may well have derailed your capital expenditure plans - even though your requirements may not have changed. If that’s the case, how can you achieve the same compressed air system upgrades you need without the initial capital expenditure outlay? Compressed air contracting - or just buying the actual compressed air you need - may well deliver the answer. In this blog post we discuss what compressed air contracting is and the benefits you could realise by selecting this option. There are other ways to bring the compressed air you require into your operations besides the simple purchase of a compressed air system. Especially in the current economic climate, it may be well worthwhile to look into contracting options rather than acquiring your own equipment. As an essential utility, like electricity, gas and water, it is possible to simply just pay for the compressed air you actually use. Compressed air contracting offers many benefits compared to the conventional approach of compressed air system operation. The user immediately reaps the benefits of a cost-effective and energy efficient compressed air supply without having to make the initial investment.
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The contracting partner handles the planning, installation and operation of the system, based on the needs and specifications of the system operator. In this way the user avoids having to invest in a compressed air station, is saved the working hours and expense of servicing and maintaining the equipment, and converts fixed costs into immediately deductible variable operating costs by purchasing only the
compressed air at a contractually agreed fixed price per cubic metre. Operation and servicing of the compressed air supply by the system provider ensures energy-efficient and reliable operation, as the provider also has an interest in adapting the station to changing operating conditions and to reflect state-of-the-art technology. There are also benefits when it comes to maintenance. For example, SIGMA AIR UTILITY from KAESER is linked via Teleservice to the KAESER Service Centre: this ensures maximum compressed air efficiency and availability at all times through the latest energysaving technology, cost-effective remote diagnostics and preventive maintenance. When an end users opts to purchase only the compressed air in the required volume and quality instead of buying a compressed air station, they benefit from greater cost transparency in their operations: instead of mixed costing, plant owners have a reliable basis for budgeting in the form of a fixed price per cubic metre of compressed air preagreed in a long-term contract. The basic price for the entire contract period covers equipment and running costs as well as a baseline quantity of compressed air. For compressed air deliveries over and above that quantity, the unit price is also contractually agreed.
Exact measurements guarantee that the customer is billed only for the volume of air actually drawn from the network. Contracting is a particularly attractive compressed air supply option for customers looking for immediate energy efficiency improvements. For example, if top management imposes a short amortisation period of, let’s say, two years, the number of possible energy saving measures is severely limited, which effectively excludes the potential for modernisation. Outsourcing presents an elegant solution in such cases. The potential savings achieved through compressed air contracting vary. When a company makes the switch, the contracting partner generally installs an entirely new compressed air system to ensure full utilisation of the entire energy saving potential. The actual reduction in compressed air costs will depend on the system being replaced. However, savings of up to 30 percent are not uncommon. This also applies over the long term, because the contracting partner, who is selling the compressed air at a fixed price, has the biggest incentive to operate the equipment as efficiently and economically as possible. The partner will therefore use stateof-the-art technology at all times. This includes both energy-optimised, highefficiency compressors and intelligent compressed air management systems. Thanks to efficient pressure band control, this technology makes it possible to reduce maximum system pressure and, as a result, to lower energy consumption drastically.
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Food grade compressed air at Suntory Coffee
Keeping the
coffee comi
Suntory Coffee recently completed the build of New Zealand’s largest fresh coffee roasting operation and selected a KAESER AIRCENTER all-in-one compressed air station, complete with filtration and a DHS 4.0 air-mains charging system, to meet the facilities requirement for a reliable and dependable supply of food grade compressed air. From a long black to a flat white and everything in between, whatever your coffee preference may be, the majority of us will enjoy a coffee or two every day. Suntory Coffee has been roasting, blending and grinding coffee since 1952. The creators of the first wave of espresso in New Zealand, and the pioneers of the 1990’s cafe culture, Suntory Coffee is home to some of New Zealand's most loved, most consumed and most wellknown coffee brands such as Robert Harris, Orb Espresso & Bruno Rossi Coffee. At the head office in Auckland, Suntory Coffee recently completed the build of New Zealand’s newest and largest fresh coffee roasting operation. This purpose-built coffee roasting and warehousing operation is where many of the Suntory Coffee brands are processed ready for despatch to cafes, restaurants and supermarkets across New Zealand.
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Sourcing high quality & reliable equipment When Cameron Russell, Project Engineer at Suntory Coffee began planning the new purpose-built facility, the selection of equipment - including the compressed air system - was an important detail in developing a plant that would be durable and reliable.
Germany, the user-friendly AIRCENTER from KAESER Compressors is a complete turnkey system which incorporates a KAESER rotary screw compressor complete with the highly efficient SIGMA PROFILE screw compressor block - an energy efficient refrigeration dryer and an air receiver all in one space-saving compact package.
From coffee bean roasting, to powering control valves that select the required coffee bean silo, right through to grinding, blending, processing and packaging compressed air is an essential utility that would be required for many purposes within the new facility.
At the heart of the AIRCENTER’s rotary screw compressor lies a premium quality screw compressor block featuring the KAESER SIGMA PROFILE rotors. Superior efficiency is assured with these flow-optimised rotors that are able to achieve power savings of up to 15 percent compared with conventional screw compressor block rotor profiles.
After considering a number of options, Suntory Coffee opted for an all-in-one KAESER AIRCENTER SK 25 compressed air station along with filtration and a DHS 4.0 air-mains charging system to meet these requirements. Remaining
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In addition maximum energy savings and outstanding system performance are assured thanks to the inclusion of a premium efficiency IE3 motor which complies with and exceeds prevailing Australian GEMS regulations for 3 phase
ing electric motors. The AIRCENTER is user- and maintenance- friendly. With the internal SIGMA CONTROL 2 controller, compressor performance can be easily controlled and monitored for optimum efficiency. In addition all maintenance and service points are easy to access. This significantly reduces the downtime associated with service and maintenance tasks and helps to increase compressed air availability and minimise operating costs. Food grade standard compressed air As the coffee can come into contact with the compressed air at certain stages of production, it was essential that the compressed air system produced food grade standard compressed air.
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'When it comes to the KAESER compressed air equipment - it is absolutely meeting our requirements backed up with very good customer service'
To meet the air purity level required for food manufacture, the AIRCENTER at Suntory Coffee therefore operates with a food grade lubricant and filtration. In addition, a KAESER DHS 4.0 air-main charging system was installed. The DHS 4.0 series electronic air-main charging system not only provides protection for the compressed air treatment components, but it also helps ensure reliable compressed air quality even following a complete shutdown of the compressed air supply system, for example at weekends. Such a surge can lead to filter element damage and to a raised pressure dew point in the refrigeration dryer. As a result, contaminants such as oil, particulate matter and humidity are introduced into the pipe distribution network and the process air. The DHS 4.0 eliminates these risks by guaranteeing necessary minimum pressure, which consequently ensures smooth network start-up and safe operation of the compressed air station. During system operation, it also helps to ensure consistently high compressed air quality. If a fault were to occur with a dryer or a filter, for example, the DHS 4.0 is able to shut down and isolate the affected treatment line. This not only assures consistent air quality, but also safeguards the pipe distribution network and the air consumers in the production facility. By minimising the burden on compressed air treatment components, air receivers
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and pipe networks and preventing surge loads caused by large changes in pressure from occurring, it consequently enables long service life, which in turn leads to considerably reduced costs. Conclusion The new facility has now been in operation for over 18 months. Cameron Russell said: ‘From the coffee roasting right through to the processing facility - the selection of equipment for this project was really important in developing a plant with a high degree of reliability and performance. Our selection of equipment has worked out to be a very good decision. And, when it comes to the KAESER compressed air equipment - it is absolutely meeting our requirements backed up with very good customer service.’
Webinars in 2021
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We are delighted to launch our webinar programme for 2021. This includes a re-worked webinar version of our traditional one-day Compressed Air Seminar as well as a series of shorter webinars being run in partnership with Engineers Australia.
The Webinar Series In partnership with Engineers Australia, we will be running two webinars in 2021. Each webinar will cover a key compressed air industry topic. Details about both of these webinars are currently being finalised. Visit au.kaeser.com to keep up-to-date with news on these events.
The Compressed Air Webinar We have taken our one-day Compressed Air Seminar online in 2021. This course is now delivered over three 90 minute webinars, which will be held over three consecutive weeks. Overview of subjects covered Module 1 - Compressed air fundamentals & generation Module 2 - Compressed air treatment Module 3 - Regulation, control & cost - effectiveness Dates Wednesday 12, 19 and 26 May 2021, 12.30 - 2 pm, or Wednesday 6, 13 and 20 October 2021, 12.30 - 2 pm Location Google Meet
For more information or to register, just scan the QR code below or visit au.kaeser.com
Price per delegate $149 +gst* This includes registration to attend all 3 modules, a copy of the Compressed Air Seminar hardback book and a Certificate of Participation, which may be eligible CPD (continual professional development) hours.
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