Article | REF: BM4140 V1

Distribution of pressurized gases and vapors

Author: Eric FORTUIT

Publication date: January 10, 2001

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  • Eric FORTUIT: Engineer from École Centrale de Lille - Air Liquide - Risk Management and Safety Department

 INTRODUCTION

The term distribution covers everything that happens downstream of production, including delivery transport and storage.

In this article, the unit of pressure is the bar, not the pascal, as this is the unit used in the profession, and all volumes, expressed in cubic meters, are given as gas volumes returned to normal temperature and pressure conditions.

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