Fact Sheets
Compressed Air Technology Fact Sheet
From positive displacement to dynamic type compressors, in this section you can learn more about the types of air compressor technologies, their characteristics and application suitability.
DownloadCompressed Air Quality
The type of application, for which compressed air is produced, will impact the level of air quality required. Learn more about the air purity classes defined by ISO 8573-1 and the various technologies available to treat compressed air.
DownloadCompressed Air System Design
To operate an effective and efficient compressed air system a number of factors should be considered when planning and designing the compressed air distribution network and installation.
DownloadHealth and Safety
From compressed air installations to the operation and maintenance of equipment; there are a number of OH&S standards and regulations that must be met.
DownloadRegulations
Learn more about the Australian regulations that apply to compressed air equipment including GEMS and Energy Minimum Standards.
DownloadService and Maintenance
Compressed Air Systems require periodic maintenance for safety; efficiency; and reliability. The life of compressed air equipment will all be directly impacted by the frequency of servicing; the provider; and the consumables chosen.
DownloadEnergy Efficiency
Equipment selection; design and maintenance play an important role in lowering the cost of producing compressed air.
DownloadCOMPLIANCE - PROTOCOL 2000+
Protocol 2000+ ® is a Code of Practice committed to by all CAAA members to ensure that their products meet all relevant state, federal and international standards and best practice for performance, safety and compliance. You can be sure the product you are buying is accurately specified by looking for the Protocol 2000+. Suppliers who use this label follow a Code of Practice to protect the consumer.