AIR SAVE speaks about how its innovative technology finds compressed air leaks, optimise and control under fault conditions while dealing with various industrial complexity challenges.Access the link below to read the article titled ‘Unlocking Efficiency: Finding and Fixing Compressed Air Leaks in Industrial Machinery’ within the 44th Edition of the Think magazine (Pages 61 to 63):thinkmagazine.mt/?fbclid=IwY2xjawE8DqlleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHewRzcSZj_Ydy_iLTcd7MWL74rU2r9JAJvcm5DA-9E…
AIR SAVE has recently participated in the 2024 IEEE International Symposium on Measurements and Networking which was held between the 2nd and 5th of July 2024. One of our research students, Jurgen Aquilina, presented a study titled “A Comparative Analysis of Application Layer Protocols within an Industrial Internet of Things Monitoring System” and was awarded a Student Travel Grant.The study was co-authored together with Peter Xuereb, Emmanuel Francalanza, Jasmine Mallia and Paul Refalo. We would like to thank our industrial partner AIM Enterprises Ltd for their continuous support!The research paper is available here:ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10615777
We’re thrilled to share that AIR SAVE proudly participated in the 31st edition of the CIRP Conference on Life Cycle Engineering (LCE2024), in Turin, Italy. The conference took place between the 19th and 21st June 2024 at Politecnico di Torino.Our Research Support Officers Massimo Borg and Jasmine Mallia, as well as Redent Abela, supervised by Paul Refalo, Emmanuel Francalanza and Peter Xuereb, presented the following studies: Massimo Borg: Pneumatic fault monitoring and control for sustainable compressed air systems.Jasmine Mallia: Intelligent optimisation in smart and sustainable compressed air systems: Towards support for decision-making under faulty conditions.Redent Abela: Pneumatic control for sustainable compressed air systems: Multi-criteria optimisation for energy efficient production. Special thanks goes to our industrial partner AIM Enterprises Ltd for their continuous support throughout this journey!#smartmanufacturing #industry4 #sustainablemanufacturing #lifecycleengineering
Last but not least, delighted to share Redent Abela’s study (out of a series of 3 by the Air Save team). This study investigates a multi-criteria optimisation approach, focusing on improving the energy efficiency and productivity of a faulty pneumatic automation system. Different flowrate and pressure adjustments were investigated, to achieve a balance between energy savings and production output. The open access paper is available here:lnkd.in/dbU8DvvYPaul Refalo, Emmanuel Francalanza, Massimo Borg, AIM Enterprises Ltd
Glad to announce the second publication (out of a series of 3), this time authored by Jasmine Mallia. This paper features the adaptation of intelligent optimisation algorithms to provide ideal control solutions for a faulty pneumatic actuator. This approach aims to support decision-making in industry whilst improving the sustainability performance of faulty pneumatic systems. The open access paper is available here:lnkd.in/d74wDp7eEmmanuel Francalanza, Peter Xuereb, Daniel Baldacchino, Paul Refalo, AIM Enterprises Ltd