Compressed air validation is a process that involves testing the quality of compressed air to ensure it meets the pre-defined specifications and purity classes. Following potential contaminants but not limited to this list, needs to be tested.

• Particulates
• Moisture
• Oil
• Microorganisms
• Gases

These parameters need to be tested if they meet acceptable limits depending upon intended use and the applicable industry standard of the compressed air.

Compressed air validation is important:

To ensure product quality:

Compressed air can contain contaminants that can damage products, which can lead to a number of problems such as product recalls, reduced product shelf life and even health hazards.

To protect equipment:

Compressed air contaminants can also damage equipment, leading to increased downtime and maintenance costs.

To comply with regulatory requirements:

Many industries have regulatory requirements for compressed air quality. Compressed air validation can help to ensure that a company is in compliance with these requirements.

There are a number of benefits to compressed air validation including:

Improved product quality:

By ensuring that compressed air meets the required purity standards, this helps to improve the quality of their products.

Reduced equipment downtime:

By protecting equipment from damage caused by compressed air contaminants, companies can reduce equipment downtime and maintenance costs.

Regulatory compliance:

By ensuring that they are in compliance with regulatory requirements, companies can avoid fines and penalties.

Increased customer confidence:

By demonstrating that they are committed to providing high-quality products, companies can increase customer confidence.

MTPL provides complete solutions for testing compressed air testing, below mentioned are the testing methodology & guideline references: