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g.
Push the Sensitivity knob in to confirm “Delete Records”
h.
After all 400 records have been cleared from memory, release the trigger.
2.
Use the Ultraprobe to rescan the repaired leaks and store in memory by corresponding leak
number listed your original Compressed Air Leak Tracking Form.
Take new readings of the
corrected leaks and store them in the Ultraprobe so they can be compared to the original
readings and be used to verify that the leaks have been repaired.
3.
You can either return your Compressed Air Leak Tracking Form (identifying the repaired leaks)
and the Ultraprobe to your utility rep to download (repaired leak data), or you can follow the
instructions above to do this yourself (see “Download the leak data from Ultraprobe” above).
Receive a rebate for repairing your compressed air leaks.
1.
You can receive a rebate for repairing your air leaks if you meet the following requirements:
a.
Customers must have a total of at least 10 horsepower of air compressors (excluding
backup) that operate at least 2,000 hours per year.
b.
Customers must document and verify that they have repaired at least 50% of the
compressed air leaks identified during their leak survey.
c.
Customers must complete repairs and perform follow-up leak survey within 60 days of
initial survey.
d.
Program is available to electric customers of SMMPA's 18 Member Utilities.
2.
Complete the Compressed Air Leak Correction Rebate Form (available from your utility).
3.
Attach a copy of your Compressed Air Leak Tracking Form identifying which leaks you repaired.
Also include your leak summary reports from the Ultraprobe software (if you downloaded the
Ultraprobe data from memory yourself).
4.
Send the completed rebate form and copies of the tracking forms and leak reports to your utility
for processing.
5.
Rebate will be paid if at least 50% of the identified leaks have been repaired and rescanned to
verify that they are fixed. Keep in mind that repairing all identified leaks maximizes your
savings. A rebate will not be paid more than once per year for repairing the same leak.
Establish an ongoing air leak management program.
To ensure your compressed air system continues to operate as efficiently as possible, perform a leak
survey of your system at least annually. We will send you an annual reminder.
