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Wärtsilä N2Gen-200 Nitrogen Generator

Wärtsilä Wärtsilä N2Gen-200 Nitrogen Generator is identified in the source list as a inert gas generator (n₂). It is normally installed or arranged in the cargo tanks, pumproom, deck piping or cargo-control area. Its purpose is to perform the listed tanker cargo transfer, stripping, heating, cleaning, inerting or control duty. The source record provides the stated medium N₂, and the stated capacity 200 Nm³/h. The equipment is based on pumps, valves, manifolds, heaters, cleaning devices, sensors and controls. The exact model designation distinguishes the installed configuration from neighboring variants in the same category; refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

200 Nm³/h
Capacity
N₂
Medium

Components & Design

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Technical Data

ig type nitrogen_membrane
capacity nm3h 200
n2 purity pct >99%%

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Common failures & inspection points

Seal, gasket or process-connection leakage caused by wear, thermal cycling, corrosion or cargo incompatibility, resulting in cargo or vapor leakage
Valve, actuator, pump or drive failure caused by sticking, wear, electrical or hydraulic faults, resulting in incorrect routing or reduced cargo-handling capacity
Sensor or measuring-element fouling or drift caused by cargo deposits, contamination or calibration error, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
Process fouling, icing or blockage caused by cargo residue, temperature conditions or debris, resulting in restricted flow or unstable operation
Control, shutdown or hazardous-area electrical fault caused by wiring, electronics or configuration problems, resulting in unavailable remote operation or protective trips

Service & Maintenance

Inspect process connections, seals, valves, actuators, pumps, sensors, piping and supports applicable to the listed cargo equipment. Maintain material compatibility with the actual cargo and clean deposits before they restrict movement or measurement. Trend pressure, temperature, level, flow or operating response against established normal conditions. Function-test remote controls, alarms, shutdowns and emergency stops before cargo operations. Inspect hazardous-area electrical and bonding arrangements for integrity. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for cargo compatibility, calibration, operating limits and wear criteria.

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Replacement Parts

Keep cargo-compatible seals and gaskets, valve service kits, sensors, cable glands, pump or actuator parts and manufacturer-recommended process components. Replacement materials must match the certified cargo service and hazardous-area approval.
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