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    Hydrogen Energy Analysis Solutions for Quality Control of Hydrogen

    Hydrogen Energy Analysis Solutions for Quality Control of Hydrogen

     

    Measurement of Impurities in Hydrogen Gas

    Impurities in hydrogen production affect subsequent industrial processes. Consequently, strict purity standards have been defined for hydrogen used in fuel cells (ISO 14687-2019). This is because if hydrogen contains carbon monoxide, sulfur components, etc., the catalyst of the fuel cell will be damaged. The hydrogen fuel standard for FCVs (ISO 14687 Type II Grade D) defines many items to be controlled, and Shimadzu analytical instruments can play a role in analyzing these items.

    Table 1: ISO 14687-2019 Analysis Systems

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    ISO 14687

    GradeD
    (µmol/mol) (ppm)

    System GC GCMS GC
    IC

    HPLC

    FTIR
    BID TCD FID SCD
    H2O 5                  
    Total Hydrocarbons
    (except methane)
    2              
    CH4 100              
    O2 5              
    He 300                  
    N2 300              
    Ar 300                
    CO2 2            
    CO 0.2          
    Formaldehyde 0.2                  
    Total sulfur compounds 0.004                
    Halogen compounds 0.05                  
    Ammonia 0.1                  

     

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    •                 ISO14687-2019 compliant

                      Less than ISO 14687 -2019 standard but measurable

       Methanizer is needed 

    Quality control of hydrogen using LabSolutions

    In order to meet all of the hydrogen quality control items stipulated by ISO14687-2019, analysis using multiple analyzers is required. By using Shimadzu's integrated workstation LabSolutions CS, all analysis data is managed in a database on the server computer, so data can be read from any computer on the network.

    Hydrogen Quality Control Using Labsolutions
    GCMS GC HPLC IC FTIR

    Strength Testing in a Hydrogen Environment

    Due to its exposure to high-pressure hydrogen gas environments, the metal in hydrogen gas tubing must be resistant to hydrogen embrittlement. Therefore, to evaluate hydrogen brittleness, a tensile testing system was designed to test tensile strength at extremely slow speeds in a hydrogen gas environment. 

    Strength Testing in a Hydrogen Environment
       EHF-E   AGX-V
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