Deciding the proper size compressor for your facility, as well as how and where you install your air compressor, is critical to your facility’s success.
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This is what a 12,000 hp system looks like! This is the installation of six 2,000 hp Sullair centrifugal compressors at a manufacturing facility in Modesto, California
Curly’s Inc., a Burns Harbor, Ind. shop specializing in custom paint and motorcycle builds, depends on its Sullair ShopTek® compressor day in and day out. Sullair air power helps Curly and his team crank out the awesome customizations for which they're known.
When sizing an efficient system, our job as compressed air consultants is to ensure the compressors that are installed in the supply area deliver the exact amount of air required by the plant’s demand area. Easy, isn’t it? We simply see how much air we consume on one side and choose the compressor based on that capacity and pressure. But the challenge is plant production demand varies throughout the day, or week, or year. That means compressors must adapt to those variations, and that’s where capacity controls come in.
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In cooler climates, the frost level extends below the depth of your sprinkler system’s installed irrigation pipes, heads and valves. It is extremely important that all water is removed from your system before winter arrives. Many lawn care companies or contractors use the blowout method, using a portable air compressor, to winterize irrigation systems.
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