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by V1ndaar 982 days ago
Sure, it's very common to flush a system with dry nitrogen for that reason. But of course if you have to fully open a part of the system you're usually out of luck (also you usually don't have valves at every intersection etc., so some part may still be exposed to the atmosphere even if part is "kept dry").
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How about running a continuous purge with dry nitrogen + oxygen mix?

That would keep the moisture out, but not asphyxiate anyone.