Compressed air users rely heavily on refrigerated dryers to protect their equipment and processes from moisture. Almost every dryer today displays a “dew point” on its front panel, and operators often assume this number represents the true dryness of the air delivered to the plant. However, in most refrigerated dryers, the displayed “dew point” is not  a true measurement of moisture content. Instead, it is usually just the evaporator temperature , the coldest point inside the

In most industrial facilities, compressor power consumption  is the primary parameter that gets tracked. Plants carefully record kW, running hours, and monthly energy spend. While this information is valuable, it represents only one half of the compressed air story . What many plants still do not measure is the actual air output  — the flow that the system delivers to production. Without flow measurement, it is impossible to truly understand compressed air performance, effici

Powered by WiseAir’s Intelligent Sensors & IIoT Platforms INTRODUCTION Compressed air is often called the fourth utility —yet it remains the least monitored and most expensive utility  in most industrial plants. While compressors consume a massive share of electrical energy, inefficiencies such as hidden leaks, poor pressure regulation, and aging equipment silently drain lakhs of rupees every year. Traditional monitoring methods fail to capture these losses. Without real-time

How Systel Energy Solutions is Transforming Industrial Efficiency Compressed air is one of the most essential, yet often overlooked,...