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Why Using a Natural
Gas Air Compressor May be Better for Your Business
There are several ways in which a natural
gas engine-driven air compressor can lower the life-cycle costs and
provide you with a better return on your investment. Some of the more
common ways to increase your rate of return are listed below.
The life of a natural gas engine-driven air compressor is normally more
than 20 years. Although the maintenance and equipment costs of a natural
gas engine-driven air compressor are somewhat higher than those of an
electric air compressor, the life-cycle costs of an engine-driven air
compressor are usually lower. This is because there is a considerable
savings in energy costs over the useful life of a natural gas
engine-driven air compressor that lasts more than 20 years.
There are many cost effective measures of a natural gas engine-driven
air compressor that produces a beneficial return on your investment. For
example, plant power demand is reduced with a natural gas engine-driven
air compressor, as compared to an electric air compressor, thereby
saving energy, and thus, reducing costs.
The rate of return on your investment of a natural gas engine-driven air
compressor may be in the range of 20 to 30% when you consider the
following: If the incremental cost of installation of a natural gas
engine-driven air compressor as opposed to that of an electric air
compressor, is considered as an investment, and the yearly savings in
its energy costs are considered a return on that investment, your rate
of return will be 20 to 30%. This is certainly an impressive rate of
return on your investment.
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