According to Kaeser Compressors (Fredericksburg, VA and Coburg, Germany), the recently released Kaeser Flow Controller (KFC) creates more effective storage by accumulating compressed air in receivers and only delivering what’s needed for production.
Available for system capacities from 250 to 18,000 scfm, the KFC responds rapidly to fluctuating demand and actively maintains constant system pressure downstream. More stable air pressure helps eliminate artificial demand and substantially reduces air losses through leaks.
With a KFC, stored compressed air can be used to satisfy air demand spikes without pressure drop at the point of use. This capability, in turn, leads to higher production rates, reduced maintenance costs, and significant energy savings.
The manufacturer notes the product can be installed easily in new or existing systems without reconfiguring existing piping.
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