Webinar 046
Hydrogen jet fire threats at 850 bar versus those at 250 bar pipe targets
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Speaker(s): Davood Zeinali
Organisation(s): RISE Fire Research
Duration: 59 min
SUMMARY
This webinar discusses experiments conducted by RISE Fire Research in Norway as part of the SH2IFT-2 project, focusing on gaseous hydrogen jet fire impacts on equipment with and without Passive Fire Protection (PFP) coatings. Such coatings are typically tested against propane jet fire tests according to ISO 22899-1 and ISO 22899-3, although the differences of such propane fires from hydrogen fires are not fully characterized for PFP coatings. This webinar provides a characterization of hydrogen jet fires at 250 and 850 bar in terms of the fire size, heat load, and erosive forces obtained on a pipe target. Additionally, the webinar provides an overview of findings from PFP-coated pipe targets tested against short-distance impingement from such hydrogen jet fires, highlighting areas with potential for improvements.
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