Week Activities Done Recommendations Familiarization With How The Hydrogen Plant Works, Hands On and Plant Checks
Week Activities Done Recommendations Familiarization With How The Hydrogen Plant Works, Hands On and Plant Checks
Week Activities Done Recommendations Familiarization With How The Hydrogen Plant Works, Hands On and Plant Checks
Process description
Demineralised water from the water treatment plant flows by RECOMMENDATION
gravity into the reserve feed water tank of the hydrogen
generators. The feed water maintained in the temperature range Replacement of damaged
5 to 50OC is further purified by cartridge filter to a conductivity cell stacks
of 0.5µS/and stored into primary water tank. De-ionized water
is fed to the electrolytic cells at a rate of 5.5 litres/hr. The cells
are equipped with DC voltage which ionises the incoming water
molecules. At the anode water molecules are oxidised to
oxygen and protons, while electrons are released. The protons OBSERVATIONS
(H+ ions) pass though the PEM to the cathode where they meet
electrons from the other side of the circuit. No fitted automatic
combustible gas sensors.
The produced Hydrogen at the cathode is passed through a
moisture separator which removes entrained water droplets by RECOMMENDATION
use of a cyclone separator effect. To further purify the produced
Hydrogen it is passed through a hydrogen drier unit which Procurement of the sensors
contains silica gel. The gel absorbs moisture in the gas thus to detect hydrogen leaks and
producing 99.9995% pure hydrogen at a dew point of -100 OC take corrective measure
The H2 generated at 15 Kg/cm2 can be stored in low pressure before explosion.
tank with the help of pressure reducer or can be directly fed to
the individual unit Generator
OBSERVATION
EXPLOSION PROTECTION
1.Primary Protection No level sensors for the
It is the containment of hydrogen. It is contained as much as reserve feed water tank of
possible inside the plumbing in the the hydrogen plant, the tank
generator and is not allowed to mix with air from a potentially is filled by starting the
explosive atmosphere pumps manually.
2. Secondary Protection
A blower moves air through the section of the enclosure where RECOMMENDATION
hydrogen is generated at the rate sufficient to dilute the largest
credible leak to a level below the LFL of hydrogen to a Install level sensors so that
concentration below 1% H2 in air (25% of the LFL) and by- the filling pumps will start
product oxygen to a safe concentration below 23.5% .There is automatically when the level
an automatic alarm if excess Hydrogen is detected. is below 40% to fill the tank
3. Third protection this helps to prevent the
Elimination of ignition sources in any potentially explosive plant from tripping.
atmosphere inside the generator. All internal power distribution
equipment and as many other electrical components are located
in a separate section to the enclosure where hydrogen is
generated.
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WEEK ACTIVITIES DONE OBSERVATIONS
Two containers are connected in the system each time with one
working and the other on standby. The Chlorine toner consists
of liquid chlorine as well as gaseous chlorine. There are two
valves fixed in chlorine toner. The position of the chlorine toner
should be always kept in such a way that the valves should be
kept at right angle to the ground.
The valves should be in vertical position only and it should not
be kept in any other position because there is always a chance
of liquid and gas chlorine mixing and entering into the system.
Liquid chlorine entering into the system is dangerous. Chlorine
liquid side valve is connected to the manifold.
Emergency Leaking
In case of Chlorine leakage, the Chlorine leakage detector will
sense the leakage and give audio-visual alarm at the CW
process control unit. The manual isolating dampers at the
blower suction is kept open. In the event of leakage in chlorine
tonner the chlorine leak sensor can sense the leakage; an alarm
will be generated and the Emergency Ventilation Blower will
start automatically and evacuate the leaked chlorine. The
blower can be stopped manually from ventilation panel and
ensuring chlorine level in ambient air less-than 0.2 ppm.
Finding Chlorine Leaks
To find a leak, tie a cloth to the end of a stick, soak the cloth
with ammonia water and hold close to the suspected area.
(Avoid contacting ammonia water with brass.) A white cloud
of ammonium chloride will result if there is any chlorine
leakage.
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