September 5, 2019, Geneva, CH – The world’s first International Standard for oxygen reduction systems has been published reports the International Organization for Standardization.
The standard is titled: Oxygen reduction systems for fire prevention — Design, installation, planning and maintenance.
It specifies minimum requirements and defines the specifications for the design, installation and maintenance of fixed oxygen reduction systems. It applies to those systems that use nitrogen-enriched air used for fire prevention in buildings and industrial production plants, and can be used for new systems as well as for the extension and modification of existing systems.
For more information visit: iso.org.
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