Nitrogen N₂ bundle - B50
A Nitrogen (N₂) bundle is an industrial gas battery consisting of 12 interconnected 50-liter nitrogen cylinders, mounted in a steel protective frame. With a total capacity of approximately 160,000 to 240,000 liters of gas (depending on the filling pressure of 200 or 300 bar), this is the most efficient solution for large-scale industrial processes.
The gas is stored as compressed gas (not liquid), allowing the bundle to provide stable gas as long as the cylinder pressure remains above the required process pressure.
Key features:
- Inert (non-reactive): Nitrogen hardly reacts with other substances under normal conditions, making it extremely suitable for preventing oxidation, fires, or explosions.
- Colorless, odorless, and tasteless: The gas cannot be sensed, which means that additional safety measures (such as oxygen alarms) are necessary in confined or small spaces.
- Non-flammable: Nitrogen does not support or feed combustion in any way.
- Asphyxiant (displacing): In high concentrations, the gas displaces the available oxygen, posing a direct risk of suffocation.
- Cylinder color coding (Indication): According to the European standard (EN 1089-3), the shoulder of a nitrogen cylinder is always marked in black.
Product details
Nitrogen N₂ cylinder bundle, 12 cylinders filled with 50L of N₂ (total 600L), specially developed for heavy industrial applications. It can be used to prevent oxidation, corrosion, fires, or explosions through an inert action, and ensures reliable performance during demanding, large-scale processes such as purging pipelines, pressure testing, and inerting (developed for long-term and professional use).
Transport
Specific safety information for the N₂ bundle:
- Asphyxiation hazard (Critical): Because of the giant amount of gas in a bundle, the risk in the event of a leak is extremely high. In rooms where a bundle is located, permanent oxygen monitoring with an alarm function is mandatory.
- Stationary setup: Bundles should preferably be placed outdoors or in a specifically designed "gas bunker" with forced ventilation to the outside.
- Pressure management: When withdrawing large quantities of gas from a bundle, the pressure drop can be significant. Always use a professional, high-quality pressure regulator and a central distribution station designed for high flow capacity.
- System integrity: Since the system is under high pressure, it is essential that all pipes and couplings are periodically checked for leaks (leak detection with soapy water or detection equipment).
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Safety
Specific safety information for the N₂ bundle:
- Asphyxiation hazard (Critical): Because of the giant amount of gas in a bundle, the risk in the event of a leak is extremely high. In rooms where a bundle is located, permanent oxygen monitoring with an alarm function is mandatory.
- Stationary setup: Bundles should preferably be placed outdoors or in a specifically designed "gas bunker" with forced ventilation to the outside.
- Pressure management: When withdrawing large quantities of gas from a bundle, the pressure drop can be significant. Always use a professional, high-quality pressure regulator and a central distribution station designed for high flow capacity.
- System integrity: Since the system is under high pressure, it is essential that all pipes and couplings are periodically checked for leaks (leak detection with soapy water or detection equipment).