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Compressed Air Monitoring - Common Sources of Contamination
Started by Simon, May 17 2024 04:15 PM
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Posted 17 May 2024 - 04:15 PM
Compressed Air Monitoring - Common Sources of Contamination
Took Place:
Friday, May 24, 2024
Presenter:
Erin Zimmerman, Customer Service and Sales Manager, Trace Analytics LLC
Webinar Overview:
Erin Zimmerman, the Technical Service Manager at Trace Analytics, will outline the most common sources of contaminants like particles, water, total oil, and microorganisms in compressed air systems. Learn more about the types of materials in systems that promote clean, dry air, and how to test for dangerous contamination that may impact end products.
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Posted 24 May 2024 - 03:49 PM
Chat logs from today's webinar:
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Bernard Malimo Obwoko : Can the K8 10 KIT test beyond air,water and oilWhat is the cost of the kit
Bernard Malimo Obwoko : What are the specific microbes tested by the kit?
Rajasekar V : Can you share PPT ???
Karen Stangl : Can you provide insight on whether or not the new SQF requirements can be met by using your ISO - recommended kits, equipment and/or testing packages?
Rajasekar V : 18562-2,3,4
Samuel Kerollus : can you zoom in report details ?
Alyssa j : In addition to the TA risk assessment checklist, do you have some industry studies and reports that can aid in validating our risk assessment?
Stanley Martin Martin : Great Presentation thank you very much.
LaChelle Combs : Do you ever see problems with Labels sticking to products due to air contamination? We deal with plastic packaging.
Rajasekar V : Great presentation thank you very much.ðŸ‘
Linet : Beautiful presentation. Thank you
Phil Gao : For ambient air test, I saw that method requires an air collection unit. Do you supply the air test kit including that unit?
KADI Farid Farid : Hi from Algeria
Mbatkam nadiane : it is obliged to test the air on a vacuum machine?
Barb Copsey : This was a great presentation. I have been working with Trace Analytics for a couple of years. This would have been great information prior to that. Thank you for sharing to help others in their environmental monitoring.
Joanna Lira : I have an 80 gallon compressor that currently doesn't have any type of filtering system or dryer. We will need to set it up to do so for using it for food contact as we have an upcoming project that requires to have clean dry air and also SQF is asking as to start monitoring for microbes as well. the question is who do I call in my area to help us set it up?
Kavir Dhanpat Dhanpat : Why BCAS’s Food & Beverage Best Practice Guideline state 2:2:1 and 2:4:2 for direct and indirect contact when the previous slide with comon specs had e.g. Meat 6:4:2, Coffee 1:4:1
Kavir Dhanpat Dhanpat : there risk assessment determined lower purity classes?
LaChelle Combs : Do you ever see problems with Labels sticking to products due to air contamination? We deal with plastic packaging.
Jen Pesavento : Do you offer consulting to help find the source of issues/troubleshoot issues in compressed air systems?
Ibukun Akintade Akintade : The use of polypropylene (PPR) pipes be better for usage for compressed air
Kavir Dhanpat Dhanpat : Why BCAS’s Food & Beverage Best Practice Guideline state 2:2:1 and 2:4:2 for direct and indirect contact when the previous slide with comon specs had e.g. Meat 6:4:2, Coffee 1:4:1. Was it there risk assessment determine lower specs?Do you need to always follow this criteria?
LaChelle Combs : Do you ever see problems with Labels sticking to products due to air contamination? We deal with plastic packaging.
Ibukun Akintade Akintade : The ise of (PPR) polypropylene pipes better than galvanized or stainless steel pipes for compressed air.
Tim Marsh : does the micro sampling test a fixed air volume over a fixed time, eg, x litres of air per minute (making results in some way comparable) or is that controlled by the user?
Jen Pesavento : Thank you!
Mbatkam nadiane : we used the vacuum to empty air in packaging during the packaging of chickens
Rajasekar V : Medical air compressor test
Kavir Dhanpat Dhanpat : What is the recommendation for rusty pipelines?
Kavir Dhanpat Dhanpat : What is the recommendation for rusty pipelines?
Bernard Malimo Obwoko : This has been a great knowledge enhancement and insight rfor improvemnts
Mohinder Salooja Salooja : Thanks and Congratulations
Vanessa : thank you
Simran Khurana khurana : Thanks
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