What is a nitrogen regulator?
While there are a lot of moving parts, a nitrogen regulator is a valve that controls pressure coming from a gas or liquid housed in a pressurized tank. A complete nitrogen regulator comes with a restrictor, a sensor, pressure settings, and gauges.
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Why is nitrogen used as a refrigerant?
Coolant Nitrogen is used as a refrigerant. When it is in a liquid form nitrogen is very cold. Scientists use that cold nitrogen to keep things frozen.
Is nitrogen a reactive gas?
Nitrogen is a clear gas that has no smell when it is in its pure form. It is not very reactive when it is a pure molecule, but it can create very reactive compounds when combined with other elements, including hydrogen (H) in ammonia (NH 3 ). Where can you find nitrogen?
Regulators for use with Nitrogen or CO2 (with optional F36 adaptor) that have been specifically designed for purging and pressure testing. Large “T” handle with stainless steel pressure adjusting screw and bushing prevent galling. *Gauges shipped with protective boots.
Can I use a nitrogen regulator with the F36 adaptor?
Note: Nitrogen Regulators can also be used for CO2 when using the F36 Adaptor. A Compact proven design for soft drink dispencing systems (Not Beer) and for many types of pressurizing applications. Features include an adjustable pressure screw with locking nut and a self-reseating relief valve (not designed to protect downstream systems).
What is a nitrogen on/off valve?
These valves have a sharp gate that slices through thick slurries, wastewater, dry bulk solids, and other materials that would clog other gradual on/off valves. Built to withstand the extreme cold of liquid nitrogen and liquid oxygen, these valves are cleaned and bagged for high-purity applications.