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1997/March
Author:Ron Hardee, Weyerhaeuser
Suggestions from a maintenance professional for point-of-use maintenance information delivered by visual aids and equipment manuals.
Diagrams, charts, labels, signs, and other visual aids attached to plant equipment, printed in procedures and...
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2011/May
Author:Ron Marshall and Bill Scales for Compressed Air Challenge
While you may not be able to run your operations without it, you probably can make your compressed air equipment run more efficiently and economically.
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2011/September
Author:Ron Marshall, CET, CEM, and Bill Scales for The Compressed Air Challenge
If you think finding and repairing leaks is the first step in controlling your compressed air costs, think again.
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2013/February
Author:Ron Marshall, for the Compressed Air Challenge (CAC)
With some imagination, one can equate your plant’s compressed air system to the circulatory system of the human body. Think of the air compressors as the heart, pumping life into your production machinery. Your compressed air system’s dryers and...
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2011/April
Author:Ron Marshall, for the Compressed Air Challenge
Compressed air is one of the most important utility requirements of the typical industrial operation—and is commonly the most misunderstood system.
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2011/June
Author:Ron Marshall, for the Compressed Air Challenge
Imagine your plant as a big ship travelling toward your chosen destination. At some point, waves sweep across the bow, rain pours in and salt water begins eating holes through the hull. Leaks start—first a trickle, then a torrent.
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2012/February
Author:Ron Marshall, For The Compressed Air Challenge
The first thing you’ll notice about your compressed air “tank” (or air receiver) is that unlike your compressor, it doesn’t have large power cables running to it. While an air receiver doesn’t consume power, odds are, if properly sized and...
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2012/June
Author:Ron Marshall, For The Compressed Air Challenge
From time to time, equipment failure forces us to choose to repair an old air compressor or select a new one. For a major component failure, the cost of the repair often may exceed 50% of the cost to buy a new compressor. This is when we should...
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2012/August
Author:Ron Marshall, for the Compressed Air Challenge
How effective/efficient is your com-pressed air system? Take a few minutes to visit your compressor room. It’s probably noisy, hot and dirty. Look at the compressors, note their vibrations and heat, then try to evaluate the health of the equipment...
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2011/October
Author:Ron Marshall, for the Compressed Air Challenge®
The following is a question received by the Compressed Air Challenge (CAC) from a concerned electrical- controls programmer. Queries such as these are commonly a result of someone participating in a CAC training event and learning about efficiency...
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