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The HSP is not familiar with this particular fitting or its potential application in H2 service but can offer engineering judgment. Many similar compression-type swaged fittings are used in H2 service. These fittings must be used within the manufacturer recommendations for pressure, temperature, and fluid service. Deformation is also introduced into stainless steel tubing in other ways, such…

Category: Piping

The Panel considers two approaches to be acceptable. 

  1. Stainless steel (corrosion resistant) lines embedded in concrete. This keeps the piping out of direct contact with the earth and provides a degree of physical protection from activities such as digging.
  2. Lines enclosed within a PVC sleeve. The PVC sleeve would usually be directly buried but could also be embedded in…
Category: Piping

The HSP is not aware of any immediate provisions in the IFC or CFC specific to maritime hydrogen fueling, but it would make sense for it to be addressed in either IFC Section 2309, Section 2310, or referenced in both. In NFPA 2, the HSP has not seen any proposals to date; however, anyone who sees a need is encouraged to submit language during the Public Input stage. For example, extensive…

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Neither section is a perfect fit for marine hydrogen fueling, but that is often the case with applying Codes. The most prudent approach is to draw from the most relevant provisions of both CFC Sections 2309 and 2310, disregarding requirements that clearly do not align with marine fueling practices. For example, CFC Section 2309 requires a vehicle to be parked on a concrete fueling pad—…

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The HSP is not aware of any specific standards for this application, but LNG standards could serve as a useful starting point given the extensive maritime trade of LNG and its use in ship propulsion. Meeting LNG requirements could provide a minimum baseline, with additional considerations needed to account for the colder temperatures of liquid hydrogen (e.g., purging, air liquefaction,…

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Assuming this question relates to the roof of the enclosure, there are no design criteria on this topic to the Panel’s knowledge. The key to the design would be ensure that the exhaust ventilation inlet is located at the highest point and that there are no pockets that can capture hydrogen (restrict flow to the exhaust inlet).

Information on Toyota’s repair garage approach is available…

Category: Lab Equipment

A best practice, even for small hydrogen vents, is to vent to a dedicated vent system outside the building where possible. Several international codes and standards can be used to provide guidance; the Panel recommends discussing the configuration with a local fire official to ensure their required standards are followed. In the U.S. NFPA 2, Hydrogen Technologies Code, has information in…

Category: Lab Equipment

It is always recommended that the area in which this work would be done be adequately ventilated and in accordance with the Building Code, NFPA 2 and NFPA 45 if applicable. In the Panel’s opinion, it’s recommended that the weight measuring equipment as you’ve described it  be designed for Class 1, Group B, Division 2. Also consult with the local authority having jurisdiction as to the…

Category: Lab Equipment

While HSP members have limited experience with MFCs in experimental setups, the Panel does not consider them to be reliable to provide a positive flow shutoff. For safety, a shutoff valve in series is recommended. Projects will also need to consider hazardous electrical rating and location when flowing H2. Regarding Coriolis mass flow measuring devices, Coriolis flow meters measure mass rate…

Category: Lab Equipment
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