Source: Veres J., Ochodek T., Kolonicny J., 2022, Safety Aspects of Hydrogen Fuelling Stations, Chemical Engineering Transactions, 91, 49-54 DOI:10.3303/CET2291009 Field Characteristics values Mark Hydrogen CAS number 1333-74-0 Chemical formula H2 Density 0,084 kg/m3 Boiling point -253°C Melting point -259°C Auto-ignition temperature 560°C Explosion range (4.7-77) vol% • Risk of burning, ignition, explosion, • Risk of overpressure, • Low temperature risk, • Hydrogen embrittlement, • The action of hydrogen on the human body through direct contact or exposure. 10
Technical Committee of Hydrogen Technologies – standardization in the field of systems and devices for the production, storage, transport, measurement and use of hydrogen [3]. – Technical Committee of Surface coatings (ISO/TC 2/SC 4), – Methods of testing (ISO/TC 17/SC 7), – Copper and copper alloys (ISO/TC 26), – Gas cylinders (ISO/TC 58), – Corrosion of metals and alloys (ISO/TC 156) are specialized in preparing standards for hydrogen embrittlement. • IEC TC105 Fuel cell technologies – For all FC types and various associated applications, such as stationary FC power systems 11
all specialized in preparing standards for hydrogen storage and transportation) – American National Standards Institute (ANSI) – Compressed Gas Association (CGA) – National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) – American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) • European Committee for Standardization (CEN) – CEN/TC 23 (Transportable gas cylinders) covers standardization of transportable gas cylinders, their fittings, and requirements relating to their design, – CEN/TC 133 (Copper and copper alloys), CEN/TC 185 (Fasteners), CEN/TC 262 (Metallic and other inorganic coatings, including for corrosion protection and corrosion testing of metals and alloys), and CEN/TC 459/SC 1 (Test methods for steel (other than chemical analysis)) are technical bodies which prepare standards for hydrogen embrittlement. • JISC The Japanese Industrial Standards Committee – covering a wide range of products and technologies 12
code and standards hireachy Fire and building codes Hydrogen- specific codes Example: NFPA 2 Component standards and equipment design codes Example: CGA G-5.5 or ASME B31.12 Source: Hydrogen Technologies Safety Guide C. Rivkin, R. Burgess, and W. Buttner National Renewable Energy Laboratory 13
to Hydrogen Infrastructure Safety 14 Federal Regulations OSHA Regulations 29 CFR 1910 Subpart H Safe storage, use, and handling of hydrogen in the workplace DOT Regulations 49 CFR 171-179 Safe transport of hydrogen in commerce U.S. National Codes International Building Code (IBC) General construction requirements for building based on occupancy class International Fire Code (IFC)/NFPA 1 Uniform Fire Code Requirements for hydrogen fueling stations, flammable gas, and cryogenic fluid storage International Mechanical Code (IMC) Requirements for ventilation for hydrogen usage in indoor locations International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC) Requirements for flammable gas piping Hydrogen Technologies Specific Fire Codes and Standards NFPA 2 Hydrogen Technologies Code Comprehensive code for hydrogen technologies constructed of extract material from documents such as NFPA 55 and 853 and original material NFPA 55 Compressed Gas and Cryogenic Fluids Code Comprehensive gas safety code that addresses flammable gases as a class of hazardous materials and also contains hydrogen-specific requirements NFPA 853 Standard for the Installation of Stationary Fuel Cell Power Systems Covers installation of all commercial fuel cells including hydrogen PEM fuel cells Hydrogen Technologies Component, Performance, and Installation Standards ASME B31.3 and B31.12 Piping and Pipelines Piping design and installation codes that also cover material selection ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel (BPV) Code Addresses design of steel alloy and composite pressure vessels CGA S series Addresses requirements for pressure relief devices for containers CGA H Series Components and systems UL 2075 Sensors CSA H series of hydrogen component standards CSA FC1 Stationary fuel cells SAE J2601/SAE J2600 Dispensing and dispenser nozzles Source: Hydrogen Technologies Safety Guide C. Rivkin, R. Burgess, and W. Buttner National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Generation Hydrogen Generator :safety ISO 16110-1:2007 Hydrogen Generator: water electrolysis ISO 22734:2019 Hydrogen separation & purification ISO/TS 19883:2017 Hydrogen Generator: Grid services ISO/TR 22734-2 H2 Distribution & Storage Stationary Containers, Cylinders and Tanks NFPA 2 & NFPA 55 Pipeline ASME B31 series & B31.12 Hydrogen detection apparatus ISO 26142:2010 GH2-Cylinders & tubes for stationary storage. ISO 19884 H2 Quality H2 Fuel Quality ISO 14687:2019 H2 Fuel Quality- PEM FC EN 17124:2018 H2 Fuel Quality for FC SAE J2719B:2020 H2 fuel analysis for PEM FC of road vehicles ISO 21087:2019 H2 Fueling Light-duty vehicle SAE J2601:2020 Heavy-duty vehicle SAE J2601/2:2014 Fork-lift vehicle SAE J2601/3:2013 Filling protocols EN 17127:2020 Design of protocol ISO 19885-1 Vehicle & HRS ISO 19885-2/ -3 HRS connection device ISO 17268:2020 H2 Fueling Station General ISO 19880-1:2020 Valve ISO 19880-3:2020 Wire and Hose ISO 19880-5:2020 Fuel Quality ISO 19880-8:2019 Sampling ISO 19880-9 Fittings ISO 19880-6 HDTA CSA HGV 4.3 FC Vehicle TPRD ISO 19882:2018 Fuel Container ISO 19881:2018 System components ISO 19887 Vehicle Inspection UN ECE R134 UN ECE R140 15 Note: published standards noted in black, and draft standards in red
JIS H 7003:2007, Glossary of terms used in hydrogen absorbing alloys • JIS H 7201:2007, Method for measurement of pressure-composition- temperature(PCT) relations of hydrogen absorbing alloys • JIS H 7202:2007, Method for measurement of hydrogen absorption/desorption reaction rate of hydrogen absorbing alloys • JIS H 7203:2007, Method for measurement of hydrogen absorption/desorption cycle characteristic of hydrogen absorbing alloys • JIS H 7204:1995, Method for measuring the heat of hydrating reaction of hydrogen absorbing alloys 19
ISO 2626:1973 Copper - Hydrogen embrittlement test • ISO/TR 20491:2019 Fasteners - Fundamentals of hydrogen embrittlement in steel fasteners • ISO 15330:1999 Fasteners - Preloading test for the detection of hydrogen embrittlement - parallel bearing surface method • ISO 16573:2015 Steel - Measurement method for the evaluation of hydrogen embrittlement resistance of high strength steels • ISO 9587:2007 Metallic and other inorganic coatings - Pretreatment of iron or steel to reduce the risk of hydrogen embrittlement • ISO 9588:2007 Metallic and other inorganic coatings - Post-coating treatments of iron or steel to reduce the risk of hydrogen embrittlement • ISO 7539-11:2013 Corrosion of metals and alloys - Stress corrosion testing - Part 11: Guidelines for testing the resistance of metals and alloys to hydrogen embrittlement and hydrogen-assisted cracking • ISO 10587:2000 Metallic and other inorganic coatings - Test for residual embrittlement in both metallic- coated and uncoated externally-threaded articles and rods - Inclined wedge method • ISO 11114-4:2017 Transportable gas cylinders - Compatibility of cylinder and valve materials with gas contents - Part 4: Test methods for selecting steels resistant to hydrogen embrittlement 20
Level 影響等級 Water(水) 5 Severe 嚴重 Total hydrocarbons(碳氫化合物總量) 2 非關鍵(≦ C7 ) Severe 嚴重(> C7 ) Oxygen(氧) 5 Severe 嚴重 Helium(氦) 300 Not Severe 非關鍵 Nitrogen/Argon(氮/氬) 100 Not Severe 非關鍵 Carbon Dioxide(二氧化碳) 2 Not Severe 非關鍵 Carbon Monoxide(一氧化碳) 0.2 Severe 嚴重 Total sulphur compounds(含硫量) 0.0004 Very Severe 非常嚴重 Formaldehyde(甲醛) 0.01 Very Severe 非常嚴重 Formic acid(甲酸) 0.2 Very Severe 非常嚴重 Ammonia(氨) 0.1 Very Severe 非常嚴重 Total halogenated compounds(鹵化物) 0.05 Very Severe 非常嚴重 Note: Severe: issues of adsorption and stability. Very severe: reactive impurity. Not Severe: no real effect under evaluation; Hydrogen Fuel Quality: ISO 14687:2019