Cryogenic Air Gas Storage at Customer Sites, French Edition
- Publisher
- Association Française des Gaz Comprimés / European Industrial Gases Association
- Document
- IGC Doc 115/12/F
- Edition
- French translation 2014; superseded by Doc 224/20 (2014)
- Document language
- French
- Source
- https://www.afgc.fr/
This is the French edition of EIGA Doc 115 on the storage of cryogenic air gases at customer sites, translated by AFGC in December 2014.
It is worth being precise about its status: EIGA Doc 224/20 explicitly replaced Doc 115 along with Doc 114 and Doc 119. So this French edition describes a document that has since been consolidated into the current publication on static vacuum insulated vessels.
What the document covers
- French language edition of the EIGA guidance on cryogenic air gas storage at customer sites.
- Translated by AFGC in December 2014 from revision 115/12.
- Superseded: Doc 224/20 replaced Doc 114, Doc 115 and Doc 119.
- Covers storage of liquid oxygen, nitrogen and argon at user premises.
- EIGA treats the English original as the official version.
What it means for equipment
This is the clearest case in our list of why we show the document number and edition on every entry. A French speaking team can still find this text useful, but the operational and inspection requirements now live in Doc 224/20.
If your site procedures reference Doc 115, map them onto Doc 224/20 before your next periodic inspection.
Summary by KAF Cryogenics. Source: Association Française des Gaz Comprimés / European Industrial Gases Association, IGC Doc 115/12/F. The publisher permits reproduction provided it is acknowledged as the source, and advises users to obtain the latest edition. Go to the publisher.