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The requirement for TPRDs or PRDs on hydrogen storage vessels in mobile systems depends on jurisdictional regulations and performance testing outcomes.

In a mobile transportation hydrogen storage system, is it required to have a TPRD or PRD (Pressure Relief Device) on each vessel in the system?

Requirements for TPRD/PRD’s depend on the local regulations. Some jurisdictions require them, some do not. Others make them optional based on results of performance testing.

TPRDs are effective safeguards against tank overpressure during external fires if designed and installed per code, but their use requires consideration of system-specific factors.

What about TPRD (Temperature Actuated Pressure Relief Device)? Are they efficient to avoid storage tank explosion caused by overpressure during an external fire?

This is a complicated subject. Thermally activated pressure relief devices can be an important safeguard for hydrogen vessels if properly designed and installed in accordance with code requirement. Requirements vary globally and often depend on the type of vessel and its intended service (e.g. mobile or stationary). However, as with any device, TPRD’s offer both advantages and disadvantages. System design, vessel location, surrounding exposures, other vessel protection options, type of vessel, consequences of a large release, and probability of inadvertent release are just a few of many parameters that should be considered.

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