Ship inert gas generator
nitrogen

Ship inert gas generator - Survitec - nitrogen
Ship inert gas generator - Survitec - nitrogen
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for ships
Other characteristics
nitrogen

Description

Nitrogen constitutes approximately 78% of the Earth's atmosphere. As an inert gas that does not support combustion, it plays a crucial role in fire prevention and fire suppression, cargo protection, and operational safety at sea. In commercial shipping, nitrogen generator systems are essential for safeguarding cargo during transit, especially those susceptible to contamination, combustion, moisture ingress, or oxidation. Moreover, as the shipping industry transitions towards cleaner fuels such as hydrogen, nitrogen generator systems play a crucial role in creating inert atmospheres in fuel tanks and associated systems, to reduce the risk of combustion and ensure safer operations. A Maritime Protection nitrogen generator system allows for onboard nitrogen production, eliminating the need to procure, transport and store gas cylinders. This not only enhances safety but also improves cost control and operational efficiency. Discover our two core types of nitrogen generator solutions below. Membrane type nitrogen generators Maritime Protection’s membrane separation technology uses semi-permeable membranes that allow the selective permeation of nitrogen and oxygen from compressed air. Our standard nitrogen generator product range delivers up to 5300 N m³/h and purities from 95% to 99.9%. We also offer compact cabinet solutions for vessels with lower gas requirements or limited space, such as offshore supply vessels.

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