Nitrogen toxicity and protection

1. Respiratory Protection: In general, no special protection is required. However, when the oxygen level in the air of the workplace falls below 18%, it is essential to wear an air respirator, oxygen breathing apparatus, or a long-tube mask to ensure safe breathing conditions.

2. Eye Protection: It is recommended to wear a safety goggles or a protective face shield to prevent eye irritation from potential chemical exposure or airborne particles.

3. Additional Safety Measures: Avoid excessive inhalation of any substances and ensure proper natural ventilation in the working area. All operators should receive specialized training and strictly follow established safety procedures. Prevent gas leaks by maintaining equipment integrity and conducting regular inspections. During transportation, handle cylinders and their accessories with care to avoid damage. It is also important to have emergency response equipment available for any accidental leaks or spills.

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