Sector-specific

Hydrogen supply chain

Energy 40 hours

Introduction

Dive into the future with our Hydrogen Supply Chain course, designed for those keen to take the lead in the thriving hydrogen sector. As global demand for clean energy solutions surges, hydrogen is emerging as a cornerstone of sustainable development. This course equips you with cutting-edge knowledge of hydrogen storage and supply in various forms—gas, liquid and solids—providing a comprehensive understanding of this critical energy vector. You’ll also explore hydrogen system control, equipping you with essential skills to navigate and innovate within this ever-evolving landscape. With the rise in green energy initiatives, expertise in hydrogen technology not only opens doors to numerous career opportunities but also positions you at the forefront of a global energy revolution. Seize the chance to be part of this transformative journey.

Objectives

- To understand the principles of hydrogen gas storage and supply effectively.

- To analyse methods of liquid hydrogen storage and logistics.

- To evaluate solid-state hydrogen storage techniques and applications.

- To explore control systems for efficient hydrogen supply chains.

- To identify challenges in the supply of hydrogen and propose solutions.

- To assess the safety protocols for hydrogen storage and distribution.

- To apply knowledge of hydrogen systems to real-world scenarios.

Table of Contents

UNIT 1. STORAGE AND SUPPLY OF HYDROGEN GAS
Storage systems and their characteristics
Storage in the form of compressed hydrogen gas
Pressure vessels: types, characteristics and development objectives
Specifications of the EIHP (European Integrated Hydrogen Project)
Examples of development projects
UNIT 2. STORAGE AND SUPPLY OF LIQUID HYDROGEN
Liquid hydrogen storage systems and characteristics
Storage, distribution and dispensing of liquid hydrogen
Liquid hydrogen storage tanks: types, characteristics and development objectives
Specifications of the EIHP (European Integrated Hydrogen Project)
Examples of development projects
UNIT 3. STORAGE AND SUPPLY OF HYDROGEN IN SOLIDS
General concepts
Metal hydrides
Intermetallic compounds
Carbonaceous materials and organic polymers
Glass microspheres
UNIT 4. HYDROGEN SYSTEM CONTROL
Control theory
Model-based Predictive Control (MPC)
Modelling of hydrogen systems
Control strategies
Related standards and regulations

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