Hydrogen Production Facility
Electrolysis, drying, compression and high-pressure storage — the arrangement most green hydrogen skids share, and the safeguards that keep hydrogen out of its flammable range.
Standby. Stack idle, storage holding pressure, isolation valves closed.
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Components
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Produce hydrogen by electrolysis, dry and compress it, and hold it at pressure for dispensing — keeping every hydrogen-containing volume outside its flammable range and away from ignition.
Components
Electrolyser stackELY-201
Splits demineralised water into hydrogen and oxygen
Gas/liquid separatorSEP-201
Separates entrained electrolyte from the hydrogen stream
DryerDRY-201
Removes residual moisture before compression
CompressorCMP-201
Raises hydrogen to storage pressure
Storage tubesSTG-201
Holds compressed hydrogen for dispensing
Pressure relief valvePSV-201
Relieves overpressure to a safe vent
Vent stackVNT-201
Discharges relieved hydrogen at height, away from people
Gas detectorGD-201
Detects hydrogen in air around the skid
Operating states
Normal Production
Stack at load, compressor cycling on storage pressure, detectors clear.
Standby
Stack idle, storage holding pressure, isolation valves closed.
Purge
Nitrogen displacing hydrogen before maintenance — the step that keeps a volume out of the flammable range.
Failure scenarios and safeguards
MOREPressure
Hydrogen is relieved to atmosphere at height through the vent stack, and production stops.
NOContainment
Production trips and the leak is limited to the volume already outside isolation.