A focused program on designing, converting, and operating pipelines for gaseous hydrogen. The course covers material selection, fracture control, code compliance, and integrity management to mitigate embrittlement, permeation, and leakage while enabling safe, reliable transport.

Workshop Objectives

• Apply applicable codes and standards to hydrogen service with clear design and testing requirements
  
• Select materials, welding procedures, and fracture control measures to manage embrittlement and crack growth
  
• Engineer compressors, valves, seals, and measurement systems for hydrogen purity, leakage, and MAOP performance
  
• Build integrity and risk programs covering conversion of existing assets, monitoring, and fitness-for-service assessments

About the Presenter

Delivered by a senior pipeline engineer with cross-discipline experience in design, construction, and integrity management for gaseous fuels, including hydrogen. Instruction emphasizes practical engineering controls, defensible calculations, and field-proven practices suitable for new builds and conversions in regulated environments.

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