Nitrogen inerting

Nitrogen inertization is used to introduce an inert gas into the system in order to reduce the oxygen concentration to a level at which no explosive atmosphere can occur.
This effectively prevents ignition and explosion events, ensures safe plant operation, and enables controlled and safe shutdown in the event of a fault.

Application Areas

Examples of typical applications:

• Safety device for preventing fires and explosions in activated carbon filters
• Nitrogen blanketing in light liquid separators to avoid the formation of explosive atmospheres
• Use in mobile exhaust air purification systems for suction vehicles to ensure an inert operating environment

Technical Features

• Operation independent of the plant network, e.g. via nitrogen cylinder battery
• Connection to the plant network via claw couplings
• Control valve capable of reducing pressures up to 300 bar to the required operating pressure