Wet Air Receiver Maintenance

Stoner

I'm looking to have the wet air receiver on a compressed air system in Dublin checked, maintained . I assume that this will involve someone signing off on the operation of the solenoid to make sure that excess water is being drained off automatically from the unit plus a visual inspection . I assume that there is a dry receiver too, but they have only been asked for the wet receiver to be inspected.
I'm not sure if there is a special certificate required, but a client has been asked by their insurers if their wet air receiver is being maintained / checked every 24 months.

anyone know anyone who would certify this, I don't think its a big job, but it would would to be a company experienced in compressed air systems to get the most out of signing off a visual inspection, and would know if particular certification is required. It's quite possible that a general certificate of inspection with a comment box confirming its visual condition and operation of the auto drain will do, at the end of the day this will be sent into an insurer who will most likely be happy that the unit has been looked over and possibly excess water manually drained and the auto drain checked.

thanks in advance,

Stoner

Stoner wrote: »

I'm looking to have the wet air receiver on a compressed air system in Dublin checked, maintained . I assume that this will involve someone signing off on the operation of the solenoid to make sure that excess water is being drained off automatically from the unit plus a visual inspection . I assume that there is a dry receiver too, but they have only been asked for the wet receiver to be inspected.
I'm not sure if there is a special certificate required, but a client has been asked by their insurers if their wet air receiver is being maintained / checked every 24 months.

anyone know anyone who would certify this, I don't think its a big job, but it would would to be a company experienced in compressed air systems to get the most out of signing off a visual inspection, and would know if particular certification is required. It's quite possible that a general certificate of inspection with a comment box confirming its visual condition and operation of the auto drain will do, at the end of the day this will be sent into an insurer who will most likely be happy that the unit has been looked over and possibly excess water manually drained and the auto drain checked.

thanks in advance,

Got it sorted, thanks

Stoner

Stoner wrote: »

I'm looking to have the wet air receiver on a compressed air system in Dublin checked, maintained . I assume that this will involve someone signing off on the operation of the solenoid to make sure that excess water is being drained off automatically from the unit plus a visual inspection . I assume that there is a dry receiver too, but they have only been asked for the wet receiver to be inspected.
I'm not sure if there is a special certificate required, but a client has been asked by their insurers if their wet air receiver is being maintained / checked every 24 months.

anyone know anyone who would certify this, I don't think its a big job, but it would would to be a company experienced in compressed air systems to get the most out of signing off a visual inspection, and would know if particular certification is required. It's quite possible that a general certificate of inspection with a comment box confirming its visual condition and operation of the auto drain will do, at the end of the day this will be sent into an insurer who will most likely be happy that the unit has been looked over and possibly excess water manually drained and the auto drain checked.

thanks in advance,

Got it sorted, thanks