A system first approach to compressed air energy efficiency
The British Compressed Air Society (BCAS) outlines the key strategies for designing a more energy-efficient compressed air system, with a view to reducing energy wastage and saving cost
Time to get your air compressor running like clockwork?
The team at BCAS offers advice on ensuring a compressed air system is running at maximum efficiency – helping to combat rising electricity costs
A continuous focus on training
The British Compressed Air Society (BCAS) provides an overview of some of its training courses on offer to manufacturers and their teams.
Ashley Quarterman joins BCAS as new executive director designate
Ashley Quarterman has joined the British Compressed Air Society (BCAS) as its new Executive Director Designate.
BCAS makes new appointments to strengthen support
The British Compressed Air Society (BCAS) has appointed Terry Collier as its Learning and Development Officer and Wendy Hayward as its new Vice President
Specifying the right compressed air treatment
In this month’s column from the British Compressed Air Society (BCAS), Vanda Jones, Executive Director and Company Secretary provides guidance for selecting point-of-use filtration for compressed air equipment
The essential industry guide to compressed air installation
Compressed air accounts for a considerable amount of electricity consumed by industry and compressed air systems are used extensively in virtually all industrial applications.
BCAS appoints Steven Rohan as new President
The British Compressed Air Society (BCAS) has appointed Steven Rohan as its new president.
Designing an energy-efficient compressed air system
With energy accounting for a significant proportion of the cost of ownership of a compressed air system, operators will want to ensure their equipment is optimised for best performance. Vanda Jones, Executive Director at The British Compressed Air Society discusses the importance of good compressed air system design in helping to mitigate for rising energy costs.
Maintenance tips for compressed air system efficiency
In April last year, the British Compressed Air Society (BCAS) launched the 10% Taskforce - a call for UK businesses to take simple steps to cut their compressed air energy usage figure by 10%.
Achieving the best outcomes for members and customers
Cliff Warne, the newly appointed Executive Director at the British Compressed Air Society, discusses his aspirations for the trade association and the vital role it plays in supporting the needs of its members and compressed air end users.
Maintain your compressed air system for improved efficiency
Cliff Warne, BCAS Executive Director, looks at the importance of an effective compressed air maintenance regime and how this can guarantee reliable operation, whilst also ensuring improved energy performance.
Reducing leaks – saving energy
Pipework leaks are the cause of many a headache for plant managers tasked with optimising compressed air system performance. While they may not cause any immediate health and safety concerns, escalating energy costs mean this is an issue that cannot be ignored.
Understanding the PSSR
The Pressure Systems Safety Regulations (S.I. 2000 No 128) (PSSR) relate to pressure systems for use at work and the risk to health and safety. Vanda Jones, Executive Director at the British Compressed Air Society (BCAS) outlines the responsibilities as an owner or operator
10% Taskforce campaign – changing behaviours
In April last year, BCAS launched its 10% Taskforce initiative to encourage compressed air users to cut their energy consumption from compressed air by 10%.
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AEMT Awards
21 November, 2024
Double Tree by Hilton Hotel, Coventry -
The BCAS luncheon
21 November, 2024
The Grand Hotel, 1 Church St, Birmingham B3 2FE -
LAMMA Show 2025
15 January, 2025, 8:30 - 16 January, 2025, 16:30
NEC, Birmingham UK -
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURING & ELECTRONICS SHOW 2025
04 February, 2025, 9:30 - 06 February, 2025, 15:30
Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, off Aerospace Boulevard, Farnborough GU14 6TQ
