TUD team has just published a peer reviewed article on hydrogen safety: “Preliminary Safety Assessment of a Liquid Hydrogen Storage System for Commercial Aviation”.
The future of clean air transportation depends on innovative energy solutions, with liquid hydrogen storage emerging as a key technology. However, ensuring safety in this new domain remains a challenge due to limited experience in aviation applications.
This study presents a preliminary safety assessment of liquid hydrogen storage systems, identifying critical hazards and evaluating risk factors across different scenarios. Using a structured methodology based on hazard identification and frequency analysis, the researchers highlight the most pressing safety concerns and propose targeted mitigation strategies.
Key takeaways from the assessment:
- Identification of major safety risks associated with liquid hydrogen storage.
- Systematic evaluation of hazard scopes across different subsystems.
- Development of design recommendations to enhance safety at an early stage.
- A proposed methodology for assessment of novel technologies during low TRL development.
This approach offers a comprehensive framework for guiding future developments in liquid hydrogen technology, ensuring safer and more sustainable aviation solutions.
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