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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 27, 2013
Filed:
Nov. 03, 2005
Ernst Werner Wagner, Winsen/Aller, DE;
Ernst Werner Wagner, Winsen/Aller, DE;
Amrona AG, Zug, CH;
Abstract
An inertization method for preventing fire or explosion in a first enclosed protected area by lowering the oxygen content in the protected area to a base inertization level relative-to the ambient air. With the objective of eliminating any danger to people or processes within the protected area, the method according to the invention provides for measuring the oxygen content in the protected area, comparing it to a threshold (maximum inertization level), and in the event it falls below the threshold (maximum inertization level), introducing fresh air into the protected area(s).
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