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There are many different types of an air compressor – rotary screw, reciprocating, axial and centrifugal – each suited as a power generator for different, specific applications. Here are some tips and advice on choosing the right piece of industrial equipment . Application of an Air Compressor   The first thing to consider is what you’re going to use the air compressor for. Rotary screw compressors are often used at large construction sites as a power generator for air hammers, drilling equipment, paint sprayers, angle grinders, and nail guns, while reciprocating compressors are generally used on small sites where continuous power isn’t required. Dynamic compressors like centrifugal and axial compressors are ideally suited to large-scale production facilities like chemical plants and natural gas processing plants or in chillers.  Energy Efficiency Operating costs are a significant consideration in most large-scale projects or applications where air compressors are utili

Fluid chillers are an essential piece of industrial equipment in many industries and it’s critical that they operate reliably – so much so that many organisations choose to run them on independent electrical power rather than on the grid. When a chiller isn’t performing, it can be frustrating, costly and dangerous. Here are some insights into why this might occur, from CAT rental – leading providers of fluid chillers in Australia .  It’s the Wrong Size for the Job  If a chiller isn’t holding temperature, it may be because the heat load is simply too high for the equipment to handle. Like all industrial equipment, fluid chillers in Australia operate on electrical power (grid or generator-based) and come in a wide range of capacity, which makes it essential to choose a chiller that can handle your facility’s requirements. An under-powered fluid chiller is an issue that often occurs when a facility has expended recently (thereby increasing the load on the chiller) or when buye

Diesel generators are a common sight on construction sites throughout Australia. Many construction companies choose to hire a generator to deliver sufficient, reliable power generation in the early stages of construction when no grid connection is available.  Uses for Portable Diesel Generators at Construction Sites Portable diesel generators are easy to hire and transport to construction sites. They are very robust and affordable to run and can provide enough capacity for any project, although multiple generators may be required for exceptionally large projects with extensive power generation requirements.  When you hire a generator, all the maintenance, transportation and setup requirements are met by a specialized team of technicians from your supplier. They will help you select the correct generator for your project, ensure it arrives on-site on time, and ensure it is set up correctly to safely supply power for all your site’s needs.  These machines can provide

Commercial diesel generators are an essential piece of industrial equipment in many industries, providing power generation during blackouts as well as for operations at sea and in remote areas. Here are some common uses for diesel generators in a wide range of industries throughout the world.  Why are Diesel Generators So Desirable? When looking at power generation, diesel generators are the go-to option for a number of important reasons. They’re incredibly durable even in tough environments like those common in the mining, agricultural and marine industries, and require minimal maintenance. They have a long lifespan, are very fuel-efficient and run on a fuel type that is widely available throughout the world. While they are commonly used as backup power sources, they can also run as primary and standby power generators, making them very versatile.  Who Uses Diesel Generators? Power plants – When the grid goes down, the plant itself has to stay running to keep e