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OBIGGS (On-Board Inert Gas Generating System)
When a projectile hits a aircraft fuel tank or when a heat source occurs in the fuel tank of an aircraft, there is a risk of explosion
When a projectile hits a aircraft fuel tank or when a heat source occurs in the fuel tank of an aircraft, there is a risk of explosion. Unless, this is, the fuel tank is equipped with an inerting device such as our on-board inert gas generating system (OBIGGS).
This reduces the oxygen content in fuel vapors inside the tank to less than 9%. The oxygen is separated out by means of hollow polymer fibers of the same type as those used in the mobile gaseous nitrogen generating system (GMAG).
This reduces the oxygen content in fuel vapors inside the tank to less than 9%. The oxygen is separated out by means of hollow polymer fibers of the same type as those used in the mobile gaseous nitrogen generating system (GMAG).
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