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Hydrogen Pipeline Working Group Workshop
Augusta, Georgia August 31, 2005 Louis Hayden, PE Chair ASME B31.12
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Presentation Outline
• Approval for newcode development • Charge from BPTCS to B31 Standards Committee for Hydrogen Piping/Pipeline code development • B31.12 Status & Structure • Hydrogen Pipeline issues • Research Needs • Where Do We GoFrom Here?
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Code for Hydrogen Piping and Pipelines
• B31 Hydrogen Section Committee to develop a new code for H2 piping and pipelines
– Include requirements specific to H2 service for power,process, transportation, distribution, commercial, and residential applications – Balance reference and incorporation of applicable sections of B31.1, B31.3 and B31.8 – Have separate parts forindustrial, commercial/residential and pipelines – Include new requirements for construction, operation, and maintenance
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Performance-Based vs. Prescriptive Standards
• Performance-Based
– – –States goals and objectives to be achieved Describes acceptable methods to determine goals and objectives have been met Focuses on desired characteristics of final product Prescribes materials, design,construction requirements without stating goals and objectives Focuses on requirements for processes to produce the final product
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Prescriptive
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ASME standards include bothprescriptive and performance-based elements
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Hydrogen Standards Development Project Schedule
• • • • • • • Task force Recommendations- Complete BPTCS Action- Complete Technical Reports: Jul ’04 – Nov’05 Draft Standard Available: Nov ’05 B31 Standards Committee: Nov ’05 – Nov’06 Finalize Standard : Mar ’07 Publish : 3rd Quarter ‘07
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ASME B31.12 Structure and Basis
• B31.12 is divided intothree subsections
– Section A: Industrial Piping – Section B: Pipelines and Distribution Piping – Section C: Residential piping
• There is also a section for the common use and reference by...
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