Beginner’S Guide To Green Hydrogen Energy Technology

Alkaline, PEM Electrolyser technology, cost comparison, hydrogen safety

What you'll learn

Those who plan to work on Renewable Hydrogen systems

Process designers

Project developers

Thos who want to develop general awareness

Requirements

No experience in Renewable Energy systems require

Description

There is growing interest in the hydrogen economy and businesses that deploy hydrogen worldwide. The desire to tackle the adverse effects of climate change, achieve a green transition and deep decarbonisation, ambitious future net-zero targets of numerous countries, increasing pressure for energy security, and being energy self-reliant are reasons behind this interest. However, hydrogen is not a new phenomenon. Nowadays, many people ask if the hydrogen economy has a future. The answer is not straightforward as the hydrogen economy has numerous different application area. Green hydrogen is a developing as bright opportunity for engineering and construction. Thirty countries have prepared strategic vision for developing green hydrogen as a n alternative to fossil fuel. Many companies in differing countries have setup demonstration projects. Every other day new Green Hydrogen projects are being announced all over the world. In fact, now there a quite a few projects actively being developed by EPC contractors.This course has been designed to provide a kickstart to the students who are interested in taking up a career in this field. The instructor has been involved in the construction, commissioning and operation of ALKALINE ELECTROLYSIS. The course contents are as below:IntroductionProperty of hydrogen and its safety implicationWater ElectrolysisAlkaline Water Electrolysis PEM Electrolysis

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Why Renewable Hydrogen?

Lecture 2 Hydrogen Demand

Lecture 3 Hydrogen energy process chain

Lecture 4 Hydrogen - A Source of Energy

Lecture 5 What is Hydrogen

Lecture 6 Hydrogen- Global Uses

Lecture 7 Hydrogen as an Energy Carrier

Lecture 8 Classification of Hydrogen Energy Source

Lecture 9 Hydrogen from Natural Gas

Lecture 10 Methane Pyrolysis

Lecture 11 Partial Oxidation

Lecture 12 Electrolysis Pathways

Lecture 13 Hydrogen - Physical Properties

Lecture 14 Hydrogen Transport Cost

Section 2: Property of Hydrogen and its impact on safety

Lecture 15 Hydrogen property and its safety implications-1

Lecture 16 Hydrogen property and its safety implications-2

Lecture 17 Hydrogen property and its safety implications-3

Lecture 18 Hydrogen property and its safety implications-4

Lecture 19 Hydrogen property and its safety implications-6

Lecture 20 Hydrogen property and its safety implications-5

Lecture 21 Hydrogen property and its safety implications-7

Lecture 22 Hydrogen property and its safety implications-8

Lecture 23 Hydrogen property and its safety implications-9

Lecture 24 Hydrogen property and its safety implications-10

Section 3: Water Electrolysis

Lecture 25 Factors affecting Water Electrolysis

Lecture 26 Water Electrolysis

Lecture 27 Generally Characteristics of electrolysis

Lecture 28 Efficiency of water splitting cell

Lecture 29 Sources of Energy Dissipation

Lecture 30 Levels. Of Conventional Electrolysis

Lecture 31 Different Electrolyser Technologies

Section 4: Alkaline Water Electrolysis

Lecture 32 Alkaline water electrolysis advantages

Lecture 33 Alkaline electrolysis reaction

Lecture 34 Alkaline electrolysis details

Lecture 35 General Cell Design

Lecture 36 General Stack Design

Lecture 37 Process Scheme for the AEL electrolysis

Section 5: Polymer Electrolyte Membrane

Lecture 38 Advantages and Disadvantages of PEM

Lecture 39 General Principle

Lecture 40 Main Cell Components of PEM electrolysis

Lecture 41 Process Layout of PEM Cell

Section 6: Hydrogen Economics

Lecture 42 Introduction and advantages and disadvantage of Alkaline, AEM, PEM & Solid Oxide

Lecture 43 Cost Drivers of Electrolyser

Lecture 44 Technology Readiness of Electrolysers

Lecture 45 Comparison between the Alkaline and PEM Electrolysers

Those who intend to work on renewable hydrogen system