You may want to contact the Compressed Gas Association. They have some

videos 

On  liquefied nitrogen, argon and oxygen.


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Allen Aloise

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Hello All,


Is anyone aware of accidents/incidents associated with bulk liquid  

nitrogen storage tanks external to a building?  What are the safety  

issues that should be considered when choosing a site for installation?


Best,

Allen





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