HSE is one of eight consortium partners set to work on ELVHYS, a new project that aims to increase the safety of handling liquid and cryogenic hydrogen in operations such as tube trailer transfers, port bunkering and transport refuelling.
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The ELVHYS project follows on from PRESLHY, a previous project that first established the major phenomena associated with the release and dispersion of liquid and cryo-compressed hydrogen, the ignition of cryogenic hydrogen-air mixtures and their combustion.
Thomas Jordan, Research Group Leader at KIT and project co-ordinator for PRESLHY will be speaking at HSE’s hydrogen conference ‘Safe Net Zero 2023’ next month. He will use his session to disseminate key outcomes from PRESLHY and set out his ambitions for ELVHYS.
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