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Isentropic Efficiency: What It Means to YOU

About 75% of a compressor’s total lifetime cost is energy. That’s the reason that compressor providers constantly work to improve compressor designs and controls to improve efficiency. It’s also why power providers offer financial incentives for users to upgrade to more efficient technology, and why compressor sales professionals educate customers on improving ROI by investing […]

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What’s the Difference Between a Compressed Air Assessment and a Compressed Air Audit

We often discuss the benefits of regularly auditing your facility’s compressed air system, and commonly use the terms air assessment and air audits – but are you aware of what each of these means? An audit can reveal a myriad of underlying issues that may be sabotaging compressed air pressure and quality, or consuming excess

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NTU Establishes Compressed Air Centre Of Excellence

CECA Is Pakistan’s First Fully Featured Compressed Air Training Facility Faisalabad: In collaboration with the Asian Institute of Industrial Air, National Textile University Faisalabad has established a state of the art Compressed Air training facility on 16th October 2020. CECA, Centre of Excellence in Compressed Air, has been established by the non-profit, Asian Institute of Industrial Air, AIIA, in collaboration with Rastgar

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NTU Seminar on Technical Textile Highlights Nano Spider Fabrics

Applications Of Nano Technology In Textile Nanotechnology is having a major impact in the textiles and clothing industries. Hi-tech textiles and clothing are not only for the fashion conscious – they are important to the military and in policing, for first responders and in industries as diverse as healthcare and leisure. Researchers are perfecting ways

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