The Canadian hydrogen safety program (CHSP) is a project initiative of the Codes and Standards Working Group of the Canadian transportation fuel cell alliance (CTFCA) that represents industry, academia, government, and regulators. The program rationale, structure and contents contribute to acceptance of the products, services and systems of the Canadian hydrogen industry into the Canadian hydrogen stakeholder community. It facilitates trade through fair insurance policies and rates, effective and efficient regulatory approval procedures and accommodation of the interests of the general public. The program integrates a consistent quantitative risk assessment methodology with experimental (destructive and non-destructive) failure rates and consequence-of-release data for key hydrogen components and systems into risk assessment of commercial application scenarios. Its current and past six projects include intelligent virtual hydrogen filling station (IVHFS), hydrogen clearance distances, comparative quantitative risk comparison of hydrogen and compressed natural gas (CNG) refuelling options; computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modeling validation, calibration and enhancement; enhancement of frequency and probability analysis, and consequence analysis of key component failures of hydrogen systems; and fuel cell oxidant outlet hydrogen sensor project. The program projects are tightly linked with the content of the International Energy Agency (IEA) Task 19 Hydrogen Safety.
Canadian hydrogen safety program
Kanadisches Wasserstoff-Sicherheitsprogramm
2007
10 Seiten, 11 Bilder, 1 Tabelle, 9 Quellen
Conference paper
English
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