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Issues with the materials used in hydrogen pipelines

2011-03-12View Original

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Why can’t fiberglass-reinforced plastic be used for hydrogen pipelines? Our unit uses composite materials, namely UPVC with fiberglass on the outside. I just don’t understand why fiberglass can’t be used directly.
Reply #22011-03-12
Fiberglass has strength but no toughness; It’s just too crispy
Reply #32011-03-12
Why can fiberglass-reinforced plastic be used for chlorine pipelines? The pressure and temperature of hydrogen and chlorine are not very different
Reply #42011-03-12
Stainless steel is good, but it’s expensive! ! !
Reply #52011-03-12
For chlorine and hydrogen here, we use stainless steel.

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