Storage is the shock absorber of a compressed air system, holding energy that smooths demand peaks and steadies pressure.
Primary and Secondary Storage
A wet receiver near the compressor and a dry receiver near high-demand areas combine to stabilise the whole network.
Sizing Storage for Surge
Large intermittent users need more stored volume, sized so pressure stays within tolerance during the peak.
Cutting Cycling
More storage lets the compressor run longer between starts, reducing wear and improving energy efficiency.
Tell us your largest surge loads and we will recommend a storage layout.