For a pressure vessel originally designed to hold hydrogen at 10 MPa, is it feasible to modify it for use with nitrogen? Is approval required?

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The pressure vessel was originally designed to hold hydrogen at 10 MPa; it is now being modified to hold nitrogen at the same pressure of 10 MPa. Is this feasible, and is approval required?

Reply #22019-07-11

Nitrogen is non-toxic and harmless; it should work. I just don’t know what the procedure is – I’ll wait for someone more experienced to help

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