Inherent safety key performance indicators for hydrogen storage systems

Landucci, Gabriele; Tugnoli, Alessandro; Cozzani, Valerio

doi:10.1016/j.jhazmat.2008.02.080

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“…As a result, the inventory is increased for a complex hydrides storage system, due to a requirement to have additional bulk storage units, before the discharge of hydrogen via the reactor. Therefore, the risk associated with a catastrophic rupture and leak at the feed pipeline, is high in both of the storage systems, as reported by Landucci et al [14].…”

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“…To illustrate the tool presented here, a hydrogen safety study reported by Landucci et al [14] for hydrogen storage systems at medium-scale is used as the case study with the objectives to identify the inherently safer storage system. There are four type of hydrogen storage techniques considered in this case study: (i) storage of hydrogen gas under pressure; (ii) storage of liquefied hydrogen; (iii) storage as a metal hydride; and (iv) storage as a complex hydride.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…There are four type of hydrogen storage techniques considered in this case study: (i) storage of hydrogen gas under pressure; (ii) storage of liquefied hydrogen; (iii) storage as a metal hydride; and (iv) storage as a complex hydride. The same assumptions and conditions used by Landucci et al [14] for medium-scale storage are applied here in order to demonstrate the applicability of the developed tool. Table 6 shows the summary of features and process conditions for all type of hydrogen storage systems.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Table 6 shows the summary of features and process conditions for all type of hydrogen storage systems. The simplified process flow diagram for all hydrogen storage systems and brief descriptions of each process systems can be obtained from Landucci et al [14]. To facilitate the evaluation, the process flow diagram of the storage technologies are reviewed comprehensively with the support of other literatures related to the hydrogen process and safety issues [15][16][17][18][19][20].…”

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Evaluating inherently safer design alternatives using hazard conflict approach

Rusli

Shariff

2011

Management of Natural Resources, Sustainable Development and Ecological Hazards III

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The application of Inherent Safety (IS) principles and Inherently Safer Design (ISD) concept has been proven to reduce the risk of accidents and is economically attractive for chemical process plants. However, they also suffer from several trade-offs or conflicts that arise from the modification suggested by the concept. A design which is identified to be inherently safer from one hazard could possibly alter the magnitude of other hazards, which were previously not at a critical level. Therefore, an IS tool should emphasise this limitation before a decision can be made, in order to obtain the best ISD alternatives. This paper presents a likelihood tool to evaluate the potential hazard conflicts in ISD alternatives at preliminary design stage. The tool is part of a framework which is developed based on risk approach. The proposed tool is applied to hydrogen storage systems with the objective to prevent and minimise potential fire and explosion. The results have shown that the new tool is able to highlight the potential new hazards and variation of magnitude of existing hazards which emerged when the hydrogen storage is changed according to the ISD concept at preliminary design stage.

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Section: Application Of Lihc To Hydrogen Storage Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Application Of Lihc To Hydrogen Storage Systemmentioning

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Evaluating inherently safer design alternatives using hazard conflict approach

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2011

Management of Natural Resources, Sustainable Development and Ecological Hazards III

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“…However, research into such challenges tends to focus on an individual area, such as the implications of hydrogen storage capacity (e.g. [5,6]), and do not give an indication of the general consensus as to their gravity, nor whether they are universally considered in the same light. This study is an initial investigation into the possible variations in the way the different relevant actors picture the challenges ahead.…”

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A quasi-Delphi study on technological barriers to the uptake of hydrogen as a fuel for transport applications—Production, storage and fuel cell drivetrain considerations

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Huijsmans³

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Assessment of inherently safer alternatives in biogas production and upgrading

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Biogas is becoming an increasingly important resource of energy production from biomass, and a number of alternative technologies are proposed for its production and upgrading. However, in spite of the increasing number of accidents recorded, scarce attention was dedicated to date to the control and mitigation of biogas hazards. In this study, inherent safety of biogas technologies was addressed. A method for the selection of inherently safer alternatives during early design stages was further developed and combined to a Monte Carlo sensitivity analysis, accounting for uncertainty of input parameters and addressing the robustness of the ranking provided. The method was applied to the assessment of several alternative reference process schemes for biogas production and upgrading. The results allowed the identification of critical safety issues and the ranking of inherently safer solutions.

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Inherent safety key performance indicators for hydrogen storage systems

Cited by 51 publications

References 19 publications

Evaluating inherently safer design alternatives using hazard conflict approach

Evaluating inherently safer design alternatives using hazard conflict approach

A quasi-Delphi study on technological barriers to the uptake of hydrogen as a fuel for transport applications—Production, storage and fuel cell drivetrain considerations

Assessment of inherently safer alternatives in biogas production and upgrading

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