Hydrogen pressure cycling of subscale pipes to simulate full-scale testing of transmission pipelines
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San Marchi, Christopher William↗
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Schroeder, Benjamin B
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HYDROGEN PRESSURE CYLCING OF SUBSCALE PIPES TO SIMULATE FULL-SCALE TESTING OF TRANSMISSION PIPELINES (IPC2024-134173)
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San Marchi, Christopher William↗
Utilizing Probabilistic Analyses to Explore Performance Margins of Natural Gas Infrastructure for the Transport and Delivery of Hydrogen and Hydrogen Blends
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Schroeder, Benjamin B↗
An Overview of the Hydrogen Extremely Low Probability of Rupture (HELPR) Toolkit for Probabilistic Structural Integrity Assessments When Transporting Hydrogen in Natural Gas Infrastructure
Presentation for Expert Workshop on Challenges and Solutions to implementation and reliable operation of Large-Scale Gaseous Hydrogen Infrastructure
Schroeder, Benjamin B↗
Hydrogen Plus Other Alternative Fuels Risk Assessment Models (HyRAM+) Version 5.1 Technical Reference Manual
The HyRAM+ software toolkit provides a basis for conducting quantitative risk assessment and consequence modeling for hydrogen, natural gas, and autogas systems. HyRAM+ is designed to facilitate the use of state-of-the-art models to conduct robust, repeatable assessments of safety, hazards, and risk. HyRAM+ integrates deterministic and probabilistic models for quantifying leak sizes and rates, predicting physical effects, characterizing hazards (thermal effects from jet fires, overpressure effects from delayed ignition), and assessing impacts on people. HyRAM+ is developed at Sandia National Laboratories to support the development and revision of national and international codes and standards, and to provide developed models in a publicly-accessible toolkit usable by all stakeholders. This document provides a description of the methodology and models contained in HyRAM+ version 5.1. The most significant changes for HyRAM+ version 5.1 from HyRAM+ version 5.0 are updated default leak frequency values for propane, new default component counts for different fuel types, and an improved fuel specification view in the graphical user interface.
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