Thermodynamics for Low-Emission Technologies: Hydrogen

Why watch it?

The hydrogen part of EFCE's mini series on thermodynamics for zero-to-low emission technologies brings six researchers together. Riko Siewert and Karsten Müller (University of Rostock), Carsten Wedler (RWTH Aachen), Audrey Hubert (ENGIE Lab CRIGEN), and Federica Restelli and Giorgia De Guido (Politecnico di Milano) cover how technical requirements and physicochemical properties combine in storage technology development, how well hydrogen's thermophysical properties are known, thermodynamic modelling of liquid hydrogen (LH2) distribution, and the behaviour of pure hydrogen and H2-CO2 mixtures. A discussion closes the session. Best suited to academics and process engineers working with property data and equations of state. At about 142 minutes it is long; the timestamped session list in the description helps jump to a talk.

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