FA282325Q3006 Q and A Air Compressor 05272025.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for a federal contract opportunity (Solicitation FA282325Q3006) to purchase and install an air compressor system in Building 1343 at Eglin Air Force Base. The Q&A details technical specifications for a comprehensive air compression system, including a 50HP compressor with wye/delta start and inlet modulation, a refrigerated air dryer with pre and after filters, a 660-gallon receiver tank, and an oil/water separator for condensate management. Key technical discussions cover flow requirements (200 CFM at 150 PSI), filtration standards (ISO 8573-1:2010 class purity), and EPA requirements for condensate discharge, with confirmation that an internal refrigerated air dryer and standalone oil water separator are necessary. The responses indicate flexibility in compressor size and confirm the need for specific filtration and environmental compliance measures.
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FA282325Q3006 PURCHASE/INSTALL AIR COMPRESSOR AND SUPPORTING
EQUIPMENT IN BLDG 1343 AND CONNECT ELECTRICIAL
Questions and answers
Added 5/27/2025
Q: I believe the specs of the equipment below will be sufficient for your needs. This system would be: (1) 50HP compressor with wye/delta start and inlet modulation, (1) Refrigerated air dryer with pre and after filter, (1) 660-gallon receiver tank, and (1) Oil/water separator for condensation management.
Oil/Water Separator - Condensation Management System
A: Yes I believe the below unit would work just fine.
Added 5/19/2025
Q: Can you tell me if there is an existing compressor setup in the building?
A: There is. Likely abandon in place
Q: Flow requirements:
Are the flow requirements for the system hard set to be 200CFM at 150PSI? A: It is optimal.
If 150PSI is not needed for your end use, a 40HP compressor could produce 200+ CFM at 125PSI. A: This would work
Q: Dryer:
Are you requiring a standalone air dryer? A: No We offer our rotary screw compressors with an internal refrigerated air dryer, saving on space and maintenance. A: Ok
Q: Filtration:
Is there a specific ISO 8573-1:2010 class purity your trying to reach?
I know that the Mikropor dryer has internal filtration, as well as the standalone carbon filter for oil removal to .003ppm. Should we try to meet their specifications? A: Yes
Q: Will there need to be an oil water separator? A: Yes Oil water separators are required by the EPA for all the condensate discharge leaving the compressor, filters, tanks, and dryers. This ensures that there is no oil carryover in the waste water drains.
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