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Can nitrogen protection be applied to a tank that is not completely sealed?

2018-11-28View Original

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Can nitrogen protection be applied to a tank that is not completely sealed?
Reply #22018-11-28
What does incomplete sealing mean? Is the top of the tank completely open?
Reply #32018-11-28
No, it’s just that the sealing isn’t that good. The material is non-toxic, but it has an unpleasant odor; I want to protect it using nitrogen
Reply #42018-11-28
Sure, but it depends on what leakage rate you are willing to accept, as this involves costs after all
Reply #52018-11-29
So it’s the same as a normal nitrogen sealing design, right?
Reply #62018-11-29
Under normal circumstances, there should be no problems, but it’s still necessary to verify the specific situation on your end. Apart from costs, make sure that introducing nitrogen does not pose any other potential risks.
Reply #72018-11-29
Nitrogen is an asphyxiant gas; if ventilation at the site is poor, there is a risk of people suffocating!

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