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– The location of oxygen and inert gas vents relative to the location of buildings. AIGA document 067, Safe Location of Oxygen and Inert Gas Vents provides guidance on the safe location of oxygen and inert gas vents [6]; and – Cryogenic spills from air separation facility equipment. Many CGA and EIGA publications provide guidance
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