A design problem for a hydrogen production facility with an annual output of 30 tons
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(1) What is the floor area required for a hydrogen production facility with an annual output of 30 tons? (2) What structure should the factory building use? (3) Can a hydrogen station be adjacent to the hydrogen-using reaction equipment?
Refer to GB50177-2005 Code for Design of Hydrogen Stations
1. First, it’s necessary to determine the hydrogen production process you have chosen. For example, if you opt for \"hydrogen production through water electrolysis\" or some other method, then it’s possible to estimate the required floor space. 2. As for the structure, national standards should be followed; however, to account for seismic risks, steel structures along with high-strength concrete are used. 3. It’s best to avoid such situations, as an explosion could have serious consequences! Of course, depending on the site conditions, \"explosion-proof walls (with a thickness of 25–30 mm or more)\\" can be built to conduct hazard assessments
It depends on the hydrogen production process; for our natural gas-based hydrogen production unit with a capacity of 6150 Nm3/h, the area required is 500 square meters