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Breakdowns in agricultural machinery are inconvenient at the best of times, but during harvest season - when every hour counts - they can be disastrous. The risk becomes even greater when accumulated crop residue may cause a combine harvester to overheat, potentially leading to a fire. Regular cleaning with compressed air is a highly effective way to prevent such incidents from occurring.
Compressors generate substantial heat, effectively turning nearly all consumed electrical energy into heat. While compressor operating temperatures need to be controlled for longevity and efficiency, improper installation of exhaust ductwork can lead to reliability and air quality issues, especially during warmer months. To avoid these issues, it’s crucial to understand the proper installation and sizing of ductwork.
ProMat 2025 is where supply chain and logistics professionals gather to explore the latest in automation and efficiency. Stop by Kaeser’s booth to see how our compressed air solutions keep operations running smoothly while cutting energy costs!
Discover how sustainable heat recovery systems are driving energy efficiency in the automotive industry. Learn how recovered heat is used for hot water applications like cleaning, surface treatments, and production space heating—all while cutting costs and reducing CO₂ emissions.
Thanks to innovative heat recovery systems, exhaust heat can be recovered and put to good use. In our blog post, we show you the benefits of utilizing exhaust heat.