Explain how instrument air is continually supplied in process plant?



Explain how instrument air is continually supplied in process plant?..

Answer / Anju Upadhyay

Instrument air is continually supplied in a process plant through compressors that draw ambient air and increase its pressure to meet the requirements of various instruments. A dryer may also be used to remove moisture from the air.

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