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Calculate The Value of Your Compressed Air Savings
Calculate The Value of Your Compressed Air Savings
Savings
April 21, 2010 — Kirk Edwards
Most everybody wants to know how much compressed air they can save when they
use EXAIR products and how much money that air savings will equal. I will explain how to
calculate air savings and dollars saved, hopefully with better results than this…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bfq5kju627c
With:
Comp$ - Cost of Compressed Air per 1000 Standard Cubic Feet (SCF)
1. Measure your compressed air flow with a flow meter on the specific supply leg of your system.
2. Provide details about your compressed air system using the EXAIR Efficiency Lab and
To determine the consumption of the EXAIR product(s), use the air consumption information provided
in our catalog or website. If you would like assistance determining air consumption at a pressure other
than 80 PSIG (standard pressure in the catalog or web), please contact us.
If you don’t know your actual cost of compressed air per 1000 Standard Cubic Feet (SCF), a
minute)
.022 x 60
Once you have the value of saved air per hour ($1.33 in this example) you can determine dollars
Not bad results for a $300.00 investment! You can see additional details about this example
HERE. And for an automatic calculator which shows dollar savings and return on investment