Marine pyrophoric gas handling systems manage gases that ignite spontaneously in air, ensuring safe storage and transfer. These systems include specialized containers, pipelines, and safety mechanisms to prevent leaks and combustion. Proper training and strict protocols are essential for handling these hazardous gases onboard vessels.

Size: Varies based on application; typically 1" to 12" diameter pipelines.

Grade: High-pressure, corrosion-resistant materials (e.g., ASTM A106, A333).

Viscosity: Dependent on gas type; pyrophoric gases often have low viscosity.

Buoyancy: Negligible for gases; systems designed to prevent air ingress.

Material: Stainless steel (316L), nickel alloys (Inconel), or coated carbon steel.

Pressure Rating: 150 psi to 3000 psi, depending on system requirements.

Temperature Range: -50°C to 200°C, with insulation for extreme conditions.

Leak Prevention: Double-walled piping, flare stacks, and inert gas purging.

Compliance: Meets SOLAS, IMO, and API standards for marine safety.

Corrosion Resistance: Internal/external coatings or cathodic protection.