Cambs Compressors Newsletter Spring 2022

www.cambscompressors.co.uk SPRING ‘Keeping the heart of Industry Pumping’ How do you replace a compressor on the fifth floor when the elevator isn’t an option? The client’s needs are always met Qualcomm is the world’s leading wireless technology innovator and at their Cambridge Business Park offices the compressed air solution needed upgrading. The two key drivers of this upgrade were the growing capacity of compressed air needed to support the business. As well as the company ethos of promoting the digital transformation of the society to build an increasingly connected, inclusive and environmentally sustainable future. So they wanted a compressor with increased air capacity which was highly energy efficient. The Avelair full Monty With a can do mindset, anything is possible. The Cambs Compressors engineering team specified an Avelair Compressor to fit the customers compressed air capacity and energy efficiency needs. Then set to figure out how to get the compressor into the fourth floor plant room. It would be a full strip down or bust! Which meant taking delivery of the compressor from Avelair, the British designer and manufacturer from their Bury Saint Edmunds facility. The brand new 37kw Variable speed drive compressor was stripped down to manageable parts and taken up manually the five flights of stairs weaving in and out of roof mounted plant, down some steps and into the plant room, where the unit was reassembled, commissioned and tested. Compressor Installation Challenges Qualcomm Photo Credit Osman Shener Ethan Day and Jordan Baker are leading the way with the new digitised system, with Kirstie Turpin controlling operations at Cambs Compressors HQ. Keeping on track to deliver the best Compressed Air solutions, support and maintenance The new digital operations management system is being rolled out initially by our two apprentice field engineers. This is because they have grown up with a digital interface and intuitively understand how to navigate the system. Once fully tested, the system will be rolled-out to our experienced engineer team and the two apprentices will become our internal champions. Better positioned to help customers The new system will make the administration and management process much more efficient. From routine maintenance schedules to responding to emergency call-outs and everything in between - the support team will have access to real-time information and be better equipped to support our customers. Apprentice Field Engineers lead the digital revolution