Some aspects of reliability prediction of chemical industry and hydrogen energy facilities (vessels, machinery and equipment) operated in emergency situations and extreme conditions; International Journal of Hydrogen Energy; Vol. 86

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Parent link:International Journal of Hydrogen Energy.— .— Amsterdam: Elsevier Science Publishing Company Inc.
Vol. 86.— 2024.— P. 482-510
Institution som forfatter: National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University
Andre forfattere: Gusev A. L. Alexander, Gafarov A. M. Aydin, Suleymanov P. H. Panah, Habibov I. A. Ibrahim, Malikov R, Kh. Rauf, Hasanov Ya. H. Yashar, Levina A. I., Mikheev P. Pavel, Ufa R. A. Ruslan Alexandrovich
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This work is aimed at a comprehensive solution to the problem of reliable and safe operation of a transport energy system with a high energy concentration based on a universal energy carrier - cryogenic liquid hydrogen. The article discusses the possibility of using various methods and techniques to assess the reliability of machines and equipment operated in emergency situations and extreme conditions. The obtained results are analyzed. Currently, the oil and gas complex pays great attention to the development of hydrogen technologies, as well as hydrogen energy in connection with the relevance of the Climate Agenda. In this regard, hydrogen energy facilities are of the greatest interest: cryogenic hydrogen reservoirs, cryogenic hydrogen pipelines, cryogenic oxygen reservoirs and cryogenic oxygen pipelines, as well as cryogenic reservoirs and pipelines for storing process nitrogen gas. An important role for global energy exchange is played by LH2 tankers for transporting cryogenic hydrogen. For example, Australia and Japan built the first LH2 tanker to transport hydrogen from Australia to Japan. In addition, another 85 LH2 tankers are expected to be built. After transportation, cryogenic hydrogen is stored in cryogenic hydrogen storages, usually also representing cryogenic hydrogen tanks with piping in the form of cryogenic pipelines, as well as cryogenic nitrogen tanks for storing process nitrogen gas. Further, hydrogen is used in road transport, aviation, ship fleet, industry, and energy. The main elements of mobile, stationary and airborne hydrogen storage systems are under critical loads and are in the area of increased study and attention. In this regard, we considered the functions of changing the main operational characteristics, made proposals on the possibility of predicting the development of accumulated faults and proposals for ensuring safety and extending the life of objects, taking into account the determination of local and integral damage to cryogenic tanks and pipelines.
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Online adgang:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijhydene.2024.07.462
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610 1 |a Reliability of hydrogen facilities 
610 1 |a Reliability function 
610 1 |a Hydrogen degradation of material 
610 1 |a Hydrogen embrittlement 
610 1 |a Chemical hydrogen absorber 
610 1 |a Cryogenic hydrogen reservoir 
610 1 |a Hydrogen sensors 
610 1 |a Machines 
610 1 |a Equipment 
610 1 |a Emergency situations 
610 1 |a Extreme conditions 
610 1 |a Reliability 
610 1 |a Evaluation 
610 1 |a Probability theory 
610 1 |a Mathematical statistics 
610 1 |a Hydrogen 
610 1 |a электронный ресурс 
610 1 |a труды учёных ТПУ 
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701 1 |a Habibov  |b I. A.  |g Ibrahim 
701 1 |a Malikov  |b R, Kh.  |g Rauf 
701 1 |a Hasanov  |b Ya. H.  |g Yashar 
701 1 |a Levina  |b A. I. 
701 1 |a Mikheev  |b P.  |g Pavel 
701 1 |a Ufa  |b R. A.  |c specialist in the field of electric power engineering  |c Associate Professor of Tomsk Polytechnic University, Candidate of Technical Sciences  |f 1988-  |g Ruslan Alexandrovich  |9 16731 
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