Conference programme (CEST time) – Latest Update 20210507


5 May 2021


Opening session.
Chair: T. Jordan, KIT

09:00-09:10 Welcome by the project coordinator (T. Jordan, KIT)
09:10-09:40 FCH JU presentation (A. Garcia Hombrados, FCH JU) – video pt.1, pt.2
09:40-10:10 PRESLHY project overview (T. Jordan, KIT) – video pt.1, pt.2
10:10-10:30 LH2 solution for large-scale storage of hydrogen: a white paper (T. Jordan, KIT) – video
10:30-10:50 Critical analysis of the state of the art and research priorities (S. Jallais, AL) – video


10:50-11:10 Coffee break

Session on LH2 applications, part 1.
Chair: S. Jallais, Air Liquide

11:10-11:30 World’s first ocean going liquid hydrogen carrier (S. Kamiya, Kawasaki Heavy Industries)
11:30-11:50 State of the art of LH2 installations and facilities (L. Bernard, AL) – video
11:50-12:10 LH2 application in heavy duty transport (J. Franzen, Daimler)
12:10-12:30 LH2 application in cryogenic infrastructure (R. Dekker, Demaco) – video

12:30-13:30 Lunch break


Session on liquid hydrogen releases.
Chair: A. Venetsanos, NCSRD

13:30-13:50 Bunkering scale LH2 releases on behalf of Norwegian Roads Administration: data and analyses (D. Allason, DNV GL) – video
13:50-14:10 Atmospheric dispersion of large scale liquid hydrogen releases (J. Wen, UWAR) – video
14:10-14:30 Experimental study on formation and evaporation of LH2 pools (A. Friedrich, PS) – video
14:30-14:50 Rain out in large scale LH2 releases (S. Coldrick, HSE) – video
14:50-15:10 CFD validation against large scale liquefied helium/hydrogen releases (S. Giannissi, NCSRD) – video


15:10-15:30 Coffee break


Session on cryo-compressed hydrogen releases.
Chair: A. Venetsanos, NCSRD

15:30-15:50 Lab-scale dispersion of cryogenic hydrogen jets (E. Hecht, Sandia National Laboratories) – video
15:50-16:10 Effect of heat transfer through discharge line on parameters of cryogenic hydrogen release (D. Cirrone, UU) – video
16:10-16:30 CFD benchmark on cryogenic hydrogen jets (E. Vyazmina, AL) – video
16:30-16:50 High-pressure cryogenic hydrogen releases (A. Friedrich, PS) – video
16:50-17:10 An engineering tool for discharge calculations (A. Venetsanos, NCSRD) – video


17:10-17:30

Round table discussion and closure of Day 1 (T. Jordan, KIT)


6 May 2021


Session on LH2 applications, part 2.
Chair: S. Jallais, Air Liquide

09:00-09:20 LH2 coupling with superconductors (W. Fietz, KIT) – video


Session on ignition of cryogenic hydrogen-air mixtures. Chair: S. Coldrick, HSE

09:20-09:40 Ignition parameters of cryogenic hydrogen–air mixtures (C. Proust, INERIS) – video
09:40-10:00 Analytical and numerical determination of MIE by spark ignition (D. Cirrone, UU) – video
10:00-10:20 Electrostatic charge in multiphase hydrogen releases (P. Hooker, HSE) – video
10:20-10:40 Ignition and flame propagation over a LH2 pool (A. Friedrich, PS) – video


10:40-11:00 Coffee break


Session on combustion of cryogenic hydrogen-air mixtures.
Chair: M. Kuznetsov, KIT


11:00-11:20 Results from modelling of BLEVE: model validation and preliminary calculations for SH2IFT experiments (F. Ustolin, NTNU) & Planned experimental work on BLEVE: how will tests answer the questions arising from modelling? (K. van Wingerden, Gexcon) – video
11:20-11:40 Characterisation of high pressure cryogenic hydrogen jet fires (A. Friedrich, PS) – video
11:40-12:00 Thermal hazards from cryogenic hydrogen jet fires (D. Cirrone, UU) – video
12:00-12:20 The dynamics and flame characteristics of cryogenic hydrogen jets – a numerical study (J. Wen, UWAR) – video
12:20-12:40 Flame propagation regimes at cryogenic temperature (M. Kuznetsov, KIT) – video
12:40-13:00 Effect of congestion/confinement on a cold plume combustion (K. Lyons, HSE) – video


13:00-14:00 Lunch break


Session on implementation and impact of the research outcomes.
Chair: D. Cirrone, UU


14:00-14:20 Societal perception and barriers to hydrogen fuel application (C. George, Institute of Transport Economics)
14:20-14:40 A chapter on LH2 safety for the Handbook of Hydrogen Safety (T. Jordan, KIT) – video
14:40-15:00 Engineering correlations and tools for cryogenic hydrogen hazards assessment (D. Cirrone, UU) – video
15:00-15:20 Guidelines for safe design and operation of LH2 infrastructure (L. Bernard, AL) – video

15:20-15:40 Coffee break


15:40-16:00 Analysis of current standards and regulations (A. Tchouvelev, AVT) – video
16:00-16:20 PRESLHY recommendations for RCS (D. Houssin, AL) – video
16:20-16:40 PWI “Safe use of LH2 in non-industrial settings” for ISO/TC 197 (T. Jordan, KIT) – video


16:40-17:00

Round table discussion and concluding remarks (T. Jordan, KIT)