HANDLING LIQUID NITROGEN: STORING IT SAFELY IN A LIQUID NITROGEN CONTAINER
Nitrogen can be stored in both gaseous & liquid form. Liquid nitrogen is extremely low in temperature and direct contact can burn the skin. It is necessary to ensure that safety precautions are undertaken to avoid damages to the surroundings & the people working with it.
Ensuring safety with liquid cylinders
Liquid nitrogen must be stored in a liquid nitrogen container which has proper insulation & vacuum to handle the liquid. They are completely safe micro cylinders for transporting liquid nitrogen conveniently from one place to another.
The liquid cylinders can resist heavy impact & are designed to combat high-temperature conditions. To monitor the pressure, safety valves are integrated with the liquid cylinders that can be controlled easily. Relief valves & regulators are also installed to monitor the conditions inside the container.
Safety measures while handling liquid & micro cylinders
Even though nitrogen is harmful in nature, workers are more prone to injuries while handling it in liquid form. Liquid nitrogen containers must be transported & maintained with care to avoid damages.
- Always transport liquid cylinders using a trolley or cylinder cat and avoid moving it with hands.
- Workers must wear proper gloves & body equipment while transporting for avoiding damages to their skin.
- While transporting the micro cylinders containing nitrogen from one place to another, they must be attached with a nylon strap inside the truck.
- Use a powerlift grade for moving the container to a higher platform in order to reduce the threat of the cylinder falling & damaging the surroundings.
- Keep the cylinder in a cool, dry place & away from sunlight. Ensure that two cylinders should not bump into each other.
INOX considers it their sole responsibility to monitor liquid nitrogen containers and take proper precautions for environmental safety. We are the leading manufacturer of liquid & micro cylinders in India for storing nitrogen. We comply to all the international standards of safety as we utilize resources in manufacturing, oil & pipeline, construction, agriculture etc.
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