MID001
Compressed-air efficiency assessment
A loss is visible. Which measures make sense for the overall system?
Assessment of a compressed air system to identify energy losses, savings potential and optimization opportunities.
What you receive
Assessment report including savings potential, priorities and recommendations.
Evaluates the energy efficiency of a compressed air system and provides a commercially prioritized basis for decision-making.
- System boundary and operating conditions
- Losses and savings potential
- Economic priorities
- Recommendations
Structure and detail are agreed for the application.
Process
A finding is the start. A decision is the next step.
- Clarify the task and survey boundary
- Agree the method, access and responsibilities
- Measure or select the suitable system
- Document, assess and agree the next action
What we need from you
System overview, consumption and operating data; energy prices and operating hours; existing measurements and a defined assessment boundary.
Project terms
Project fee
The scope, delivery schedule and price are specified in your offer.
The quote takes account of the system scope, source information, on-site effort, reporting requirements and any follow-up.
Scope & responsibilities
The assessment boundary is agreed in advance. A full system assessment or standards-based audit is included only when explicitly scoped.
PreTeSo is your contact for clarifying and coordinating the task. The offer identifies who carries out the measurement, supplies the system or delivers any specialist contribution. You provide the application data and the agreed access and operating conditions.
Formats, scheduling and follow-up
Report and file formats, dates, travel, included follow-up and any review rounds are agreed in the offer. Additional areas or tasks are agreed before further work begins.
Which question do you need to resolve?
Start with the application, operating conditions and available information. The email includes a short, editable brief.