Explaining effective methods from air leak investigation in factories to loss calculation.

Introducing the calculation methods for visualizing the loss amount and CO₂ emissions in air leakage investigations!

In factory equipment, compressed air is used as a power source for various applications, but "air leaks" from gaps in piping and equipment have become a problem that is often overlooked in many factories. In fact, about 10% to 30% of the compressed air used in factories is leaking in an invisible form, which can lead to economic losses exceeding several million yen annually and significant CO₂ emissions. However, many factory operations managers are currently facing questions such as "What is the specific extent of the losses?" and "How should CO₂ emissions be calculated?" Here, we will provide a detailed explanation of practical steps and examples for accurately "visualizing" and "quantifying" losses through effective air leak investigations. *For more details on the column, please refer to the related links. For further inquiries, feel free to contact us.*

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