The Inert Gas is produced by the combustion of fuel oil with air in a water-cooled combustion chamber, in which controlled, complete combustion takes place. The Ultramizing® Combustion system assures soot-free combustion at all times, also at part load conditions. The chamber is indirectly cooled by seawater, whereas after-cooling and sulphur oxide washing occur directly in a specially developed spray and cooling system in a second stage. The clean combustion products, that is Inert Gas with a typical oxygen content of 2% leave the generator at a temperature a few degrees C above that of seawater. The condensed water vapour is discharged together with the cooling water. The combustion process is monitored and controlled by the oxygen analyzer.
Typical scope of supply. The picture represents a standard Inert Gas Generator (FU type) complete with air fans, fuel pumps, deck water seal and P/V breaker.
Typical Inert Gas Generator designed for convenient operation and
easy installation.
