Leakage levels are determined as the remaining flow when nothing else requires air for production. In order to reliably measure this, we ask to perform a couple of steps using a simple menu. Trigger the leakage finder menu with the button “Run leakage finder” on the top right.
The menu will guide you through the necessary steps:
- Specify a time range to be measured,
- Make sure no remaining production,
- Open all valves (so that the leakage levels of the entire system are measured),
- Leave the compressor running (to make sure air is supplied to leakages)
- Confirm.
Once a run has been triggered, a new row will appear in the overview. If the end date is in the future, an icon will show “In progress”. If the run date is in the past, the results will appear upon refresh a couple of minutes later (might need to refresh). Leakage levels are compared to the previous run and relative changes are indicated by color. This allows you to compare leakage levels over time and quantify the actual effect of any leakage repair.