Leak Audits

Uncover Hidden Energy Waste & Maximize Savings

Air leaks are costly driving up energy expenses, reducing system efficiency, and putting unnecessary strain on your compressed air equipment. Many facilities lose thousands of dollars annually due to undetected leaks, making routine air leak audits a critical part of an effective maintenance plan.

IAC’s Energy Management Group (EMG) leads a data-driven leak audit process, identifying and quantifying compressed air leaks, helping facilities reduce energy waste, lower costs, and improve overall system performance. Avoiding possible capital expenses and improving sustainability.

Where Do Leaks Commonly Occur?

  • Air hoses and air hose connections
  • Open blow-offs
  • Worn quick-connects
  • Failed drains, seals, O-rings, or gaskets
  • Unused process equipment
  • Inappropriate air use (e.g., air brooms, personal cooling, or cooling for control cabinets/electrical panels)

Why Do You Need Professional Leak Audits?

Air compressors are among the largest energy consumers in a typical manufacturing plant. Reducing compressed air demand through proactive leak detection leads to significant cost savings, reduced carbon footprint and improved system longevity.

Companies across industries rely on IAC to identify, assess, and repair compressed air leaks, making leak audits a critical part of our Service Agreements. Our audits don’t just highlight leaks

Key Features of an IAC Leak Audit

  • Leak detection using advanced ultrasonic technology
  • Volume measurement of air lost with estimated energy costs
  • Repair recommendations tailored to your system
  • Cost-saving strategies based on data-driven analysis
  • Post-repair verification to ensure measurable improvements

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