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FIGURE 6-10: Pilot cylinder
Nitrogen (N
The pilot cylinders are designed, manufactured, and labeled in accordance with American guide-
lines (DOT) or in accordance with the country-specific pressure equipment guidelines.
A type plate is attached to each pilot cylinder. For safety reasons, all pilot cylinders must be
mounted using a wall support set on stable building elements (e.g. a wall).
Pilot cylinders may not be moved and transported unless fitted with a protective valve cap and
locking nut on the valve output. Filled pilot cylinders must be labeled and transported as hazard-
ous material in accordance with all applicable local guidelines
Short description
The system described here works with IG-100 (nitrogen) and IG-01 (argon), hereinafter also
referred to as "extinguishing agent".
The extinguishing agent is suitable for extinguishing solid-material and liquid fires and is stored in
the system extinguishing agent containers. Depending on the system, it is stored as a non-lique-
fied gas under a pressure of 200 or 300 bar (2901 or 4351 psi).
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) is stored as control gas in pilot cylinders with a volume of 80 l (21.13 gal).
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