This course emphasizes the need for safe practices like following procedures and managing change. It also describes operational best practices like the need for purging the system.
Center for Hydrogen Safety
This course is presented by the Center for Hydrogen Safety (CHS). CHS is a global oriented non-profit dedicated to promoting hydrogen safety and best practices worldwide.
The CHS identifies and addresses concerns regarding the safe use of hydrogen:
- As a sustainable energy carrier
- In commercial and industrial applications
- In hydrogen and fuel cell technologies
- Hydrogen’s interactions with metals
- The phenomenon of hydrogen embrittlement
- The variables affecting the severity of hydrogen embrittlement
- How to correctly choose a material for use in hydrogen service
Those involved in the operation of hydrogen systems.
Module 1: Hydrogen System Operation
- Safety culture
- Management of Change (MOC)
- Operational best practices
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