
A further step in managing your compressed air system.
Take command of your air system
by installing an Intermediate Control (I/C).
IC technology will:
Stabilize the system pressure supplied to the production floor
Deliver only the amount of air necessary to perform the task
Satisfy peak demands utilizing air storage
Improve product quality and increase production efficiency
Save up to 50% or more of required input horsepower
Reduce compressor wear and decrease expended energy
The Balanced System
The IC operates by monitoring the deviations in the demand side pressure in relation to the set balance point pressure. The instantaneous deviation at the specific point in time is a good measure of the actual demand. A signal is generated in accordance with the deviation measured which directs the flow control paralles in the header module to either increase or decrease flow to correct the deviation. The quick response of the IC paces the flow dynamics of the system demand side insuring an adequate supply of air is always delivered to production.
In Total Control
The Intermediate Control was designed specifically to operate at the intermediate
point of the compressed air system; downstream of the cleanup and drying equipment and upstream of the main piping distribution system. The I/C creates storage by introducing a controlled differential pressure
across an upstream receiver and the associated piping. Storage isolates the compressors from the demand side. Peaks are dealt with using the reserve energy in storage instead of horsepower thus allowing the
compressor's) to remain off line. In a properly sized system, peaks can always be satisfied from storage keeping the
compressor's) permanently off line.
How you are in control
Intelligent decisions can be made with regard to control of the entire system.
All the various points of use can be addressed with regard to minimizing waste.
Leak management programs can be instituted with much faster pay backs
Quality can be better assured and controlled. Machinery can be adjusted to operate at peak efficiency.
The compressors can be properly sequenced based on energy conscious decisions.
IC Specifications
| Model |
Max Flow CFM (CFM) | Connection | Remarks |
| E 1-1 C1 |
125 SCFM | 1" NPT | Manual Bypass |
| E 1-2 C1 |
200 SCFM | 1" NPT 2 | Manual Bypass |
| E 1.5-1 C1.5 |
250 SCFM | 1.5" NPT | Manual Bypass |
| E1.5-2 C1.5 |
400 SCFM | 1.5" NPT | Manual Bypass |
| E2-1 C2 |
750 SCFM | 2" NPT | Manual Bypass |
| E2-2 C2 |
1000 SCFM | 2" Flange | Welded Bypass |
| E3-2 C2 |
1500 SCFM | 3" Flange | Welded Bypass |
| E3-3 C2 |
2250 SCFM | 3" Flange | Welded Bypass |
| E4-4 C2 |
3000 SCFM | 4" Flange | Welded Bypass |

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Compressed Air Management Impact RM Inc.
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Quebec, Canada J7V8P2
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