Equipment & Pipe Installations

Without Proper Installation, It’s Just A Metal Box

Process & Power professionally installs air compressors in Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi. The benefits of professional installation of your air compressor are enormous. Just a few examples include:

  • Fully Integrated Project Management (Turn-Key)

  • Single Source Responsibility

  • Air System Design

  • Fully Integrated Support

  • Compressed Air System Expertise

  • Air System Optimization

Process & Power now offers a complete range of services in compressed air system installation and integration. From the smallest air-cooled air system to the largest water-cooled centrifugal installation, Process & Power has the capability to manage and implement a complete compressed air system.

Compressed Air Expertise – Process & Power’s years as the leader in the compressed air business in Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi, allows you to benefit from our experience. Process & Power knows how to design, install, and maintain compressed air systems. Process & Power’s knowledge of compressed air systems allows them to offer central control sequencing, and monitoring systems.

Single Source Responsibility – Process & Power can design the compressed air system, supply the compressed air equipment and install the completed system. This allows you to have only one contact to satisfy all your compressed air needs. Process & Power’s breadth of services allows us to accept complete responsibility and insure your satisfaction.

Air System Design – The proper initial design of the compressed air system will result in superior compressed air system operation. Process & Power can offer air system design that will meet your present needs and offer flexibility for future expansions. We specialize in multiple types of air compression technologies, and are skilled in selecting the proper equipment design and layout for your operation.

State Of The Art Materials – Sound air systems rely on matched and compatible products. Process & Power uses the finest products and installation accessories such as Trulink Piping. This modular extruded aluminum piping system goes up very quickly with simple anchoring because of it's light weight. It also eliminates corrosion in the air system as well as accommodating changes on the fly thanks to the modular design and hot tap and outlet plate functionality. Add air drops wherever and whenever you please with Trulink (pictured above).

Fully Integrated Project Management – Process & Power’s Air Solution Group has the ability to handle any type of compressed air system installation. A Project Manager oversees and instructs the complete project, ensuring proper installation and efficient operation.

Fully Integrated Support – Process & Power is able to supply all necessary support for your air system. We can design, supply, install, repair, and maintain your system. We supply parts and service for all makes and models of air compressors and accessories. With our AirCare compressor maintenance inspection program, extended warranties are available to protect your investment.

Air System Optimization – The ability to optimize a compressed air system comes from years of being in the business. Process & Power can optimize your system to save you energy costs, reduce maintenance and provide a reliable air system. Optimization involves ensuring that each piece of equipment in the air system is working at properly and each component is tuned to work efficiently with all the parts of the system. Find out about air audits.

Process & Power is your single source provider, with:

  • Design Service - determine system requirements, equipment selection, and air system layout.

  • Equipment Provider - compressors, dryers, cooling towers, receiver tanks

  • Project Management - equipment, building, piping, complete installation and commissioning

  • Maintenance & Operation Services - long term source for parts and maintenance


Get a quote for installations or repairs

 

Equipment & Pipe Installations FAQ

What does Process & Power install?

This page focuses on complete compressed air installations, including compressors and supporting equipment. Projects can involve dryers, receivers, cooling equipment, distribution piping, controls, and startup coordination.

Can you manage a complete installation project?

Yes. Process & Power offers design, equipment supply, installation, and commissioning support. Confirm the project scope, utility responsibilities, exclusions, and acceptance requirements before work begins.

Do you install both air-cooled and water-cooled systems?

Yes. The page describes installations ranging from smaller air-cooled packages to water-cooled centrifugal systems. Cooling arrangements, site utilities, and service access need to match the selected equipment.

What information is needed to design a new air system?

Start with required flow, pressure, air quality, operating hours, and peak demand. Include existing equipment, planned growth, plant layout, electrical capacity, and any standby requirements.

How do you plan a compressor room layout?

Allow space for equipment, cooling airflow, utility connections, and maintenance. The layout should also provide a practical route for future component removal and room for any planned expansion.

Can new equipment connect to our existing air system?

Often, yes, after checking piping condition, ratings, flow capacity, controls, and air quality. Review the complete system so a new compressor does not leave an existing distribution restriction unresolved.

Why is ventilation important during installation?

Compressors release heat that must be removed within the manufacturer's limits. Poor airflow or recirculated hot discharge air can cause temperature problems even when the compressor itself is correctly sized.

How are dryers and filters selected for a new installation?

Selection depends on required air quality and actual operating conditions. Maximum flow, pressure, inlet temperature, ambient temperature, and downstream moisture sensitivity should be reviewed together.

What piping options are available?

Process & Power offers modular aluminum piping and other suitable systems through its installation services. The selected pipe, fittings, and seals must be compatible with the pressure, temperature, environment, and application.

Can an installation be planned for future expansion?

Yes. Discuss likely growth before finalizing equipment placement, utility capacity, piping, and controls. Planned connection points and service space can make a later expansion easier to evaluate and complete.

Will installation require a production shutdown?

That depends on the work and connection points. Agree on isolation, changeover timing, and any temporary air supply early so the installation schedule reflects production requirements.

Can you coordinate temporary air during the changeover?

Rental support can be considered when production must continue. The temporary package needs suitable capacity, treatment, utilities, and connections, with responsibilities and timing included in the project plan.

Can central controls be included in the project?

Yes. The page includes sequencing and monitoring capabilities. Confirm compatibility with each compressor and define the operating strategy, instrumentation, communication requirements, and commissioning checks.

What happens during startup and commissioning?

The agreed checks should verify installation, operating settings, controls, leakage, and performance under suitable conditions. Document baseline readings and outstanding items before handing the system over to plant personnel.

Do you provide service after installation?

Yes. Process & Power offers parts, maintenance, and repair support. Discuss maintenance intervals, training needs, warranty conditions, and service responsibilities as part of the handover.

How do I request an installation quote?

Call (901) 362-5500 with your location, system requirements, drawings or photos, and target schedule. Describe whether this is a new facility, replacement, or expansion so the team can define the next step.