productBCAS (British Compressed Air Society) is heavily involved
with Standards work in relation to compressed air.Here,
Greg Bordiak, technical officer, details some of the recent
developments
Standards can be codes of prac
productFor anyone involved with
compressed air a visit to Air-
Tech 2012 (17th to 19th
April, NEC Birmingham) could
prove to be a day well spent . Entry
is free and once inside there will be
the chance to see the very latest i
productThere remain many myths and much confusion about air
leaks, costs, techniques and so on. Here, in the first of a twopart
article, Chris Dee, executive director of BCAS sets out to
clarify the position
At the very firs
articleWhen it comes to choosing a compressed air supplier, increasing numbers of end users are looking for the security and expertise that comes with using a BCAS member.
articleHere, Chris Dee, executive director of BCAS (British Compressed Air Society) outlines some of the recent changes to the ETL (Energy Technology List) and encourages operators of compressed air equipment to check before any purchase that the equipment is still listed
productAt the British Compressed Air Society’s annual ball on the 24th November, Derek Turnbull
MBE, general manager for Parker Hannifin’s domnick hunter Filtration and Separation
Division was officially welcomed as the new president of BCAS. Here, he outlines some of
the key areas on which he plans to focus
articleHas the EU focussed on the right area with machine efficiency, or should the efficiency of the complete air system be the subject of the forthcoming regulation? Greg Bordiak, technical officer at BCAS (British Compressed Air Society), comments
articleDeveloping the skills required by industry isn’t simply about nurturing young talent. It is as much about retaining existing skills and providing training throughout the working life, regardless of age or demographics. BCAS (British Compressed Air Society) comments
articleNew best practice guidance for food and beverage processors on the safe and efficient use of compressed air has been unveiled by the BCAS (British Compressed Air Society).
articleWith so many regulations governing health and safety and compressed air systems, Greg Bordiak, technical officer at BCAS (British Compressed Air Society), believes it’s extremely difficult to stay abreast of the latest legislation. Here, he outlines some of the issues and explains how BCAS can help
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