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Exit Bag Nitrogen Regulator Question
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Hi, I am looking for a Nitrogen regulator to CTB with an exit bag, but they only measure PSI (Lbs per square inch) and kPa (Kilopascal), not Lpn (liters per minute). Which is the measurement I need to use to regulate the Nitrogen, where can I find a regulator that uses Lpm? Am I missing something?
Hi, I am looking for a Nitrogen regulator to CTB with an exit bag, but they only measure PSI (Lbs per square inch) and kPa (Kilopascal), not Lpn (liters per minute). Which is the measurement I need to use to regulate the Nitrogen, where can I find a regulator that uses Lpm? Am I missing something?
Regulators are necessary. And If their scale is psi/bar, one will have to manually mesure the flow rate. No more than half a Bar shall be needed for the 20 Lpm needed.
Search the forum for info, there is a lot of info available... one just needs to do his research.
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