What is Nitrogen?

• Nitrogen makes the most layer of the atmosphere, which means that it’s include%78.08 of the air volume and %75.5 of the air weight.
• Nitrogen gas is colorless, odorless, tasteless, non-toxic and almost neutral and colorless in liquid form.
• Nitrogen is non-flammable and has no role in combustion. This gas combines with some active metals such as lithium and magnesium also a type of nitrate.
• This gas has the ability to combine with hydrogen, oxygen and other elements at very high temperatures dissolve very little nitrogen in water and other liquids and is also a very poor conductor of electricity and heat.

Available nitrogen grades:

%99.9999 – %99.9995 – %99.999 – %99.998 – %99.99 – %99.9

Tanks and maintenance:

• The gas-phase of Nitrogen can be transported and stored in pressurized Venice cylinders in trailer tubes.
• Nitrogen in the liquid phase is transported and stored in small portable fluxes and cryogenic tanks
  

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Compatible and incompatible materials:

• Nitrogen is a neutral, non-corrosive gas that can be used in all systems made of ordinary metals.
• At liquid nitrogen temperatures, carbon steels and many steel alloys lose their malleability.
• Suitable materials for use in the presence of liquid nitrogen are stainless steel (eg types 304 and 316) and other alloys of nickel, chromium, copper, monel, brass and austenitic aluminum.