This is just what I thought to be a common sense pneumatics video that needed to be made
For a compressed air system to have a healthy airflow, it’s essential to minimize pressure loss levels. If the system is specially designed for high-powered performance, pressure loss should be virtually nonexistent. Quincy Compressor
On a compressed air distribution system, pressure losses greater than 3% are considered excessive, and a well-designed system having a steady rate of air flow is usually designed for not more than a 1% loss or 1 PSI for a 100 PSI system. The pipe size depends not only on the volume of air flow but how far it must be carried. To hold the distribution loss to 1 PSI, pipes of larger diameter must be used on longer runs to carry the same flow that can be handled by smaller pipes on shorter runs. Dixon
Software doesn’t maximize your plants potential, your maintenance crew does. Computer algorithms are written to better hit your target weights based upon consistent plant pressure.
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