Compressed Air & Gas Institute (CAGI)

Exciting News for the Compressed Air Industry!? ? We’re thrilled to announce the joining of Compressed Air & Gas Institute (CAGI) and Compressed Air Challenge (CAC) – two leading organizations dedicated to advancing knowledge, efficiency, and best practices in compressed air systems.? ? By bringing together CAGI’s industry expertise and CAC’s commitment to end-user education, we are strengthening our collective impact in promoting energy efficiency and sustainability.? ? This partnership will 1) enhance training and educational programs, 2) provide deeper technical insights and industry best practices, and 3) support companies optimizing their compressed air systems for efficiency and sustainability.? ? We look forward to driving positive change together and creating new opportunities for industry professionals, manufacturers, and end users.? #CompressedAir #Sustainability #EnergyEfficiency #CAGI #CAC?

CAGI Co-sponsored the CABP Expo ? CAGI co-sponsored the CABP Expo in Atlanta and had the opportunity to reach compressed air professionals and users to educate them on the educational resources offered by CAGI. CAGI President Frank Mueller presented during the CABP opening session and CAGI hosted an education seminar on case studies on maximizing compressed air efficiency.

How can end users be sure the individuals who design and audit compressed air systems, who recommend and install equipment, who provide advice on system performance and optimization, are qualified and know what they are doing? To answer this question, CAGI has developed personnel certification programs for professionals in the compressed air systems industry. These programs raise credibility and confidence in the industry and help qualified individuals differentiate themselves as certified compressed air system professionals. Learn more about CAGI’s personnel certification programs: https://lnkd.in/ey56mw2N

Did you know that nitrogen is the go-to gas for countless industrial, medical, and scientific applications? The purity of nitrogen significantly affects the outcome of the application for which it is used and how the industry measures the purity of nitrogen gas. Read CAGI’s article published in the July 2024 issue of Compressed Air Best Practices Magazine: https://lnkd.in/eW3AejYb

How do you compare the performance between different blower technologies when they operate under different compression principles? In response to this challenge, the Compressed Air & Gas Institute (CAGI), ISO - International Organization for Standardization, and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) have independently developed three performance standards for low-pressure blowers. Read the article published by Wastewater Digest to learn how an apples-to-apples comparison between any two blowers can be achieved, regardless of their technology. https://lnkd.in/ebH6hUG3

CAGI welcomed over 100 attendees last month at its 2024 Spring meeting in Las Vegas. If you missed this meeting, you missed A LOT! Here’s a quick recap: -?Longtime CAGI member, Gary Gillespie was honored for his many outstanding contributions and support of CAGI. -?CAGI’s product sections and committees met to advance the mission of CAGI through a number of objectives. -?Caleb Gardner was the keynote speaker, a global expert in technology, politics, and change management helping leaders navigate disruption and lead through uncertainty. -?CAGI member spouses gathered for breakfast with a view. -?Members enjoyed a round of golf at Reflection Bay Golf Club. #compressedairandgas #unitedvoiceoftheindustry #membership #meeting ?

Proper air storage is a critical component of intermittent duty cycle, occurring in many commercial applications from automotive repair, small manufacturing, or air bursting. Since the stored air capacity is needed only occasionally, there is plenty of time for a reciprocating compressor to restore the air receiver for its next air burst use. Read more about using air storage to balance capacity: https://lnkd.in/ervGCHkn