This course provides guidance for design and construction of facilities with hydrogen systems including layout, ventilation, electrical, leak detection, and emergency response.
- Key safety design issues for hydrogen facilities
- Hazard controls and mitigations
- Elements of emergency system design
- Key construction issues
Those involved in design of facilities with hydrogen systems
- Lesson 1: General Safety Considerations
- Hydrogen facility design considerations
- Lesson 2: Dilution Ventilation and Venting
- Safety considerations: dilution ventilation and venting
- Dilution ventilation
- Venting
- Lesson 3: Electrical Equipment
- Safety considerations: electrical equipment
- Lesson 4: Leak and Flame Detection and Emergency Shutdown
- Safety considerations: leak/flame detection and emergency shutdown
- Leak detection
- Flame detection
- Emergency Shutdown
- Lesson 5: Storage and Construction
- Safety considerations: storage and construction
- Storage
- Construction
- Signs and Labels
- Final Quiz
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This course has been officially approved by the International Code Council (ICC) as a part of its Preferred Provider Network. This means if you hold an ICC credential you can now take this course and it will count towards continuing education credits as a part of your credential renewal.
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