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Don’t try to design your own central system. Instead, learn what you can about the basic principles of operation and system components and call in the professionals. Ask for help in deciding what your needs are. You may have some minor problems that can easily be diagnosed and corrected or you may need a full-scale plant survey www.novatec.com/review to determine your current losses in labor, material and downtime – and to calculate the ROI for a new system. See Investment Payback in Months – Not Years and Design Considerations.

 

Avoid Those Devilish ‘Angel Hairs’	Vacuum Pump Comparison Chart
Verify, Trace, Validate, and Record Material Usage	Special Applications
Central System Controls	Choosing Line Size & location
Proportioning/Layering of Materials	To Purge or Not To Purge
Choose Ambient or Dry Air Conveying	The Purpose of Blowback
Station Valves	Choosing The Correct Vacuum Receivers
Vacuum Pumps	Dedicated or Common Line System
Design Considerations