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Compressed Air System Leaks: The Cost, Common Culprits, Detection and Repair

August 20, 2019

The US DOE estimates that 25% of compressed air is lost to leaks. Kaeser’s white paper, “Compressed Air System Leaks: The Cost, Common Culprits, Detection, and Repair” explains how to determine the annual cost per leak, sheds light on where most leaks occur, and describes best practices for leak detection. Evapco logo

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