Air compressor leakage may cause the following problems:

1.Energy waste: Air leakage will cause the air compressor to require more energy to replenish the leaked air, increasing energy costs.

2.Equipment performance declines: air leakage affects the output pressure and flow of the air compressor, reducing production efficiency.

3.Environmental pollution: Leakage from oil-free air compressors may pollute the environment.

4.Equipment damage: Long-term air leakage accelerates component wear and shortens equipment life.

5.Reduced production efficiency: Air leakage may cause production line interruption and affect production progress.

6.Safety risk: Leakage may affect the normal operation of the safety system and increase the risk of accidents.

7.Increased maintenance costs: Frequent repairs and replacement of parts are required, increasing the economic burden.

8.Degraded system performance: air leakage affects the stability and reliability of the entire compressed air system.

9.Increased noise: Air leakage may generate additional noise, affecting the working environment.

10.Equipment overheating: Air leakage may cause the internal pressure and temperature of the air compressor to increase, increasing the risk of equipment failure.

11.Pipeline system problems: Leaks affect pressure and flow in the pipeline system, which may cause other equipment to not work properly.

12.Difficult to repair and inspect: Leaks may be difficult to find and require specialized testing tools and technicians for diagnosis and repair.

By timely detecting and repairing air leaks, the above problems can be avoided and the stable operation of the air compressor and the entire compressed air system can be ensured.