Re: Air compressor continuous run?
- From: Andy Asberry <aasberry@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2007 16:28:04 -0500
On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 20:10:48 GMT, "Tom Gardner"
<tom(nospam)@ohiobrush.com> wrote:
My air supply is in stages. One 7.5 hp 3-phase 230v Quincy can usuallyIf they aren't already, I would first connect all the tanks as common
carry the load. It come on at 90 and runs to 120, or there about. If the
demand is bigger, another Quincy gets put on line. I also have a 10 hp.
Hydrovane as a back-up. I have yet another Quincy in reserve. I hate not
having air! We're looking at #1 that seems to be about 50% duty cycle with
just less than 1 minute off time. We're wondering if we would be better off
financially running the motor continuously and unloading the valves at high
pressure.
One of my ideas was for the lowest mechanic to catalog every air leak and
repair them...they add up quick. It seems we can go about a year before
they become an issue.
storage. That will increase your cycling time.
--Andy Asberry--
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