Gaseous Hydrogen: Safety Considerations
- Type: Live Webinar
- Level: Basic
- Duration: 1.5 hours
- PDHs: 1.50
Gaseous hydrogen is the lightest and most abundant element in the universe, and it is commonly used as a fuel in various industrial processes. However, due to its chemical properties, gaseous hydrogen can pose several hazards, including flammability, reactivity, asphyxiation, and pressure.
Join us and explore the safe transport and delivery of gaseous hydrogen, and more, while gaining safety and design strategies you can immediately apply.
In addition, access to members of the Hydrogen Safety Panel will provide you the opportunity to pose questions you have related to gaseous hydrogen, and any other thoughts or concerns about hydrogen as a safe and sustainable energy carrier.
After participating in this webinar, you will:
• Understand and apply basic safety considerations for gaseous hydrogen.
• Address design considerations for gaseous hydrogen.
• Have a better understanding of how to manage the unique properties and hazards of gaseous hydrogen.
• Understand the equipment and components in a gaseous hydrogen system.
Nick Barilo
Nick Barilo is Executive Director of the Center for Hydrogen Safety (CHS) at the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and Hydrogen Safety Program manager at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL). As Executive Director of CHS, Nick helps to facilitate access to hydrogen safety experts; develop comprehensive safety guidance, outreach, and education materials, and provide a forum to partner on worldwide technical solutions.
Nick is also a licensed fire protection engineer having over 30 years of experience and has dedicated his...Read more
Dr. Harold Beeson
Dr. Beeson joined WHA International in 2019 as a Principal Chemist and Forensic Scientist. Previously, he was Chief of the Materials and Components Laboratories Office at the NASA White Sands Test Facility in Las Cruces where he served 28 years. He led the teams that developed the NASA propellant safety manuals for hydrogen and oxygen and was an instructor for NASA and industry in courses on hydrogen safety and oxygen safety. He is a founding member of the Hydrogen Safety Panel and a member of ISO TC 197. Dr. Beeson is the author of over 200 papers and presentations in the areas of...Read more
Dave Farese
Dave is a member of the Hydrogen Safety Panel and currently works for Air Products. He joined Air Products in 1989 and has served in several engineering and operations positions. Nearly all of this time has been spent working with hydrogen and on hydrogen related systems. He currently is the Lead Engineer for the Complex and Revenue Projects team within the Customer Engineering group. His responsibilities include leading a team of engineers to design, build, and install complex gas delivery systems to support customer needs. These systems usually require high pressure and/or high...Read more
Larry Moulthrop
Hydrogen systems and safety consultant Larry Moulthrop has more than 40 years of hydrogen technology experience, most notably as a developer and a manufacturer of H2 generating water electrolysis systems. In this commercial role, Larry accomplished H2 product certification, H2 applications project management, H2 vehicle fueling stations design and management, and corporate H2 safety management.Read more
Pricing
Individuals
| AIChE Members | Free |
| Employees of CCPS Member Companies | Free |
| AIChE Graduate Student Members | Free |
| AIChE Undergraduate Student Members | Free |
| CHS Members | Free |
| Employees of CHS Member Organizations | Free |
| Non-Members | $0.00 |