Distance between hydrogen pipeline truck and surrounding buildings
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I’m asking for help from all of you experts.:) What facilities need to be taken into account when determining the fire separation distance between a hydrogen pipeline truck and surrounding buildings?； In the context of hydrogenation processes, can tube train vehicles be used to supply hydrogen? Are there any clear specifications regarding compliance?
It can be used as a hydrogen source; one hydrogen storage truck has a capacity of around 4,000 cubic meters. As for the number of unloading stations, it depends on the amount of hydrogen that needs to be stored~~
You can search for the guidelines regarding hydrogen stations on Baidu; anyway, our company’s drawings clearly state that the design was carried out in accordance with the \"Design Guidelines for Hydrogen Stations\" as well as industry standards.
The Design Code for Hydrogen Stations does not provide specifications for pipe transport vehicles~~
A tube train is a type of mobile pressure vessel; you should check the safety distances required for such vessels. For gases, it’s sufficient as long as the movement of the tube train does not affect anything else.
Pay attention to the original poster’s question~ it’s about fire separation distances~~
The “Design Code for Hydrogen Stations” is stipulated by junior colleagues. For example, is there a required distance between the parking space for long-tube trailers (tube train vehicles) and the compressor shed?