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Alfa Laval Smit Flue Gas is a saturated inert gas system with a low pressure and flue gas type. The smit gas FIN flue system is specifically designed ...
Alfa Laval Mid Europe
... saturated inert gas generator with low pressure, which produces inert gas by combusting fuel oil with air controlled combustion chamber. Smit inert ...
Alfa Laval Mid Europe
... LPG is a dry inert gas generator with low pressure and low dew-point, not jeopardizing on safety and environment with highest degree of availability and operational flexibility. The ...
Alfa Laval Mid Europe
Kangrim Heavy Industries
Kangrim Heavy Industries
Kangrim Heavy Industries
Kangrim Heavy Industries
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An inert gas generator can produce gases or gas mixtures that are essentially non-reactive and have a low oxygen content.
ApplicationsThese devices are found on tanker ships, such as oil tankers. Inert gases are pumped into the tanks during cargo operations to replace air, whose oxygen content increases the risk of combustion.
TechnologiesSuch generators are normally located in a special compartment away from the ship's cargo tanks. They consist of a combustion chamber and a cooling tower, where the gas is chilled with seawater. Some use the ship's engine exhaust gases.
How to chooseThe generator's output should be sufficient for the ship's cargo tank capacity.
- Renders tank atmosphere inert
- Reduces explosion risk
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