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The Applied Technical Services Family of Companies’ (FoC’s) professional compressed air leak testing services identify and locate compressed air leaks. Often referred to as “the fourth utility,” compressed air is a popular energy source used to power equipment and accessories in a wide array of facilities and industries. However, compressed air leaks account for anywhere between 20 and 50 percent of compressor’s output, leading to increased energy costs and significant waste. Our compressed air leak testing services help our clients address leaks that could otherwise compromise operational efficiency, leading to unplanned downtime.

What is a Compressed Air Leak?

A compressed air leak occurs when pressurized air escapes from the components, fittings, or valves of a compressed air system before it reaches its intended destination. Leaks often occur between two connected components, but they can also be found in other areas of the compressed air system, such as compressors, pipes, and filters. Aside from being a major contributor to energy waste, leaks can negatively impact the performance of equipment, ultimately reducing its lifespan and increasing maintenance costs. The most common causes of compressed air leaks include:

  • Poorly connected couplings, hoses, and seals
  • Improper installation or the installation of low-quality components
  • Damaged or worn components, such as flanges and pipe joints
  • Excessive vibrations that loosen connections and fittings

While some compressed air leaks are audible to the human ear, many are completely undetectable or masked by the louder sounds of a busy industrial operation. Fortunately, technological advancements have made it possible for specialists to locate leaks in a timely manner without interrupting an operation.

More About Our Compressed Air Leak Testing Services

Our compressed air leak tests are a reliable guardrail against the costly and potentially dangerous risks associated with undetected leaks. Our team of experts uses state-of-the-art ultrasonic leak detection technologies to identify even the smallest leaks. Our services are the perfect addition to your company’s proactive and predictive maintenance programs. Our services can help your operation do the following:

  • Reduce energy waste.
  • Minimize equipment strain.
  • Meet sustainability goals.
  • Prolong the life of the equipment.

Contact Us

To learn more about how our leak detection services can benefit your business, submit a web form or call +1 (888) 287-5227.

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