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Must the nitrogen seal pressure be higher than the saturated vapor pressure of the storage medium at the storage temperature?

2021-08-10View Original

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Must the nitrogen seal pressure be higher than the saturated vapor pressure of the storage medium at the storage temperature? In the case of substances with particularly high saturated vapor pressures, can the nitrogen sealing pressure increase indefinitely? Are there specified requirements for the nitrogen seal pressure?
Reply #22021-08-10
It can’t be infinitely large, right? At most, it’s the maximum operating pressure allowed by the equipment, containers, and pipes :)
Reply #32021-08-11
No, it’s sufficient as long as the oxygen content is low

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