Emerson’s New Valves for Hydrogen Fueling Stations

Ensures Maintenance Safety, Minimizes Leaks

15,000 pounds-per-square-inch double block bleed and hand valves offer redundant protection from excessive pressure and superior sealing expertise to keep away from leaks

Emerson has launched the TESCOM™ Anderson Greenwood Instrumentation H2 Valve Series for hydrogen applications as a lot as 15,000 pounds-per-square-inch (psi) (103.4 MPa). The new solution reliably isolates process stress in high stress gas functions similar to hydrogen fueling stations and tube trailers, lowering fugitive emissions and improving safety.
As it moves from tank to pump, hydrogen is transferred at pressures of as much as 15,000 psi (103.4 MPa). To shield personnel and stop leaks, it should be effectively managed and isolated. The Double Block Bleed (DBB) valve’s constructive double block association supplies two layers of constructive shutoff that defend maintenance staff from high strain throughout instrument maintenance. Its modular design reduces the variety of potential leakage points, and the bolstered sealing expertise reduces the danger of fuel coming into the atmosphere via the valve stem.
Among the cleanest fuels when produced utilizing renewable resources, compressed hydrogen gasoline is used to power gasoline cell electric automobiles (FCEVs). In 2021, 142 new hydrogen refueling stations began working, the most important enhance in a single year, raising the whole to 685 energetic stations worldwide. And, in January 2022, Global Market Insights Inc. predicted that the FCEV market will exceed $15 billion by 2027. To meet this progress demand, fueling station authentic tools producers (OEMs) must source reliable, high-performance components to make sure overall tools effectiveness and guarantee station safety.
“Given the pressures that hydrogen is subject to in these purposes, it’s critical that tools operates safely and reliably, every time. That’s why we’re committed to specifically creating components to help our clients effectively store and precisely management compressed hydrogen gasoline,” stated Rob Lindquist, director of world advertising for TESCOM precision fluid control at Emerson.
The hand-operated, maintenance-free design of the hand valves and double block and bleed valves within the H2 Valve Series minimizes maintenance and downtime. With low operating torque and adjustment-free seal expertise, these hand valves deliver a low cost of ownership in a compact resolution.
For OEMs seeking to safely decrease risks for operators, the H2 Valve Series provides a number of security features. Each valve has a convenient QR code, permitting operators to shortly entry the valve’s specs during maintenance and installation. The product additionally ensures that no high-pressure liquid or gasoline is released throughout upkeep. The valves are compliant to the ISO 19880-3 hydrogen fueling normal.
With pressure gauge (103.four MPa) product line, Emerson offers a complete portfolio of TESCOM options for safe and precise operation of hydrogen fueling stations.
For more information, go to www.Emerson.com/TESCOM.
Contact: Emerson Fluid Control & Pneumatics UK Ltd:
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