Category Archives: Hydrogen Safety
Hydrogen Safety As A Fuel
Hydrogen is a medium for storing energy, otherwise known as an energy carrier. All energy carriers and fuels, such as gasoline and natural gas, have the characteristic of being volatile (containing potential energy). Hydrogen’s benefits and disadvantages differ from the … Continue reading
Hydrogen Sensors
The Hydrogen Industry often uses hydrogen sensors to help detect hydrogen leaks and has maintained a high safety record using them for decades. By comparison, natural gas is also odorless, colorless, and tasteless, but industry adds a sulfur-containing odorant to … Continue reading
Hydrogen Safety
The United States currently produces and safely uses more than nine million metric tons of hydrogen each year, but primarily in a controlled industrial environment. Codes and standards applicable to hydrogen technologies, as well as information on the unique characteristics … Continue reading