The main function of low-temperature CO ₂ inerting system

The low-pressure carbon dioxide inerting system effectively prevents dangerous events such as fires and explosions by reducing the oxygen concentration in enclosed spaces, making it insufficient to support combustion reactions. This system is particularly suitable for enclosed spaces such as mines, where if the oxygen concentration is too high, it can cause serious harm to the human body. By reducing the oxygen concentration, the carbon dioxide inerting device not only ensures the safety of personnel, but also adjusts the oxygen concentration according to the actual situation in some special environments such as high temperature, high pressure, and flammable and explosive conditions to ensure the normal operation of the equipment. ‌

In addition, the use and maintenance of low-pressure carbon dioxide inerting systems also have their own characteristics. The system design takes into account safety factors, such as the presence of liquid carbon dioxide in the storage container and the need for specially trained and qualified technicians to operate, repair, and maintain it before use. The maintenance manual of the system provides a detailed introduction to the principles, structure, functions of each component, as well as instructions for daily maintenance and repair, ensuring the effective operation and safe use of the system.