Does an air separation unit require positive-pressure air respirators?

2016-02-18View Original

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Does an air separation unit require positive-pressure air respirators?

Reply #22016-02-18

I think it is necessary; there may be no toxic substances themselves, but there are environments where nitrogen is used, and moreover, the surrounding equipment may pose a risk of leakage and spread, so it is necessary to have it installed.

Reply #32016-02-20

Air separation units pose a risk of asphyxiation due to gases such as nitrogen and carbon dioxide, so appropriate equipment is necessary

Reply #42016-02-22

It’s quite well-equipped; after all, nitrogen can cause suffocation.

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