- Hydrogen Storage Equipment
- Vessel
- Pressure Relief Devices
- Burst Disk
Hydrogen safety training should be provided to local emergency responders.
Liquid hydrogen installations should be inspected by facility personnel on a frequent basis, consistent with NFPA 55, to verify proper operation and inspect for physical damage or leaks. If there are problems, contact the servicing company immediately.
Industrial gas companies that design, install, and maintain liquid hydrogen installations should follow the guidelines set in the Compressed Gas Association (CGA) publications: G-5.4 - Standard for Hydrogen Piping Systems at Consumer Locations, G-5.5 - Hydrogen Vent Systems, H-3 - Cryogenic Hydrogen Storage, and H-5 - Installation Standards for Bulk Hydrogen Supply Systems.
Burst disks are highly sensitive to any form of back pressure.
Key:
- = No Ignition
- = Explosion
- = Fire
- = No Ignition
- = Explosion
- = Fire