Hydrogen Industrial Gases
Description
Hydrogen is a colorless, highly flammable gaseous element. It is composed of diatomic molecules (H2) and is known for its volatility, requiring special handling and storage to ensure safe usage.
Working Principle
Hydrogen works by reacting with oxygen to form water (H2O) and hydrogen peroxide (H2O2), typically as a result of combustion. Its small molecular size allows it to leak relatively easily and be spread quickly by wind or ventilation systems. This property makes hydrogen useful in various industrial processes, as it can be easily transported and utilized in controlled environments.
Applications
Hydrogen is used in the production of synthetic ammonia and methanol, in petroleum refining, and in the hydrogenation of organic materials. It also serves as a reducing atmosphere, is used in oxyhydrogen torches, and is a component in rocket fuels. These applications leverage hydrogen's reactivity and energy content.
Advantages over other Industrial Gases
Hydrogen's high energy content and reactivity make it particularly useful in applications requiring intense heat or chemical reactions. For example, in oxyhydrogen torches, hydrogen can produce extremely high temperatures, which are beneficial for cutting and welding applications.
Limitations
Hydrogen's volatility and the potential for leaks pose significant safety risks. Its small molecular size means it can escape containment easily, and hydrogen-fed fires can spread rapidly, posing dangers to workers and facilities. Additionally, hydrogen requires special handling and storage conditions to prevent accidents.
Considerations
When considering hydrogen for industrial use, initial costs can be high due to the need for specialized storage and handling equipment. Operating expenses may also be significant, given the safety measures required to manage its volatility. Durability and accuracy of hydrogen systems depend on regular maintenance and monitoring to prevent leaks and ensure safe operation. Replacement and maintenance costs should be factored into the overall cost of using hydrogen in industrial applications.
from Restek
Each available in three varying concentrations. Mini-regulator designed specially for these standards. Available in three mixes with varying C5 unsaturates or extended C6+ components. Concentration: mole. Volume: 5.2L @ 70psig. DCG Partnership Cylinders: Size: 7.6 x 24cm. CGA-170/110 connection. US... [See More]
- Industrial Gases: Hydrogen; Nitrogen; Carbon dioxide; Carbon Monoxide; Argon; Butane; Ethane; Ethylene; Methane; Propane; Propylene; Propadiene, Isobutylene , 1,3 Butadiene, cis-2-Butene, trans-2-Butene, 1-Bbutene, Isopentane, N-Pentane, N-Hexane
- Composition: Mixture
- Application / Function: Calibration Gas / Gas Standard
- Concentration: 0.5000 to 40.75
from Linde North America, Inc.
Linde has been a quality supplier of Medical Gases, mixtures and equipment for over 50 years. Linde supplies a full line of gases for therapy, calibration, biological culture growth and various diagnostic testing requirements. Our wide range of medical gases and mixtures encompasses both in vivo... [See More]
- Industrial Gases: Hydrogen; Nitrogen; Carbon dioxide
- Composition: Mixture
- Application / Function: Pharmaceutical / Medical
- Concentration: 10
from Linde North America, Inc.
Hydrogen is used in vast quantities as a raw material for production of ammonia, methanol, hydrogen peroxide, polymers and solvents. It is also used to hydrogenate many animal or vegetable oils and in the production of vitamins and other pharmaceutical products. Hydrogen is also used in metal... [See More]
- Industrial Gases: Hydrogen
- Composition: Pure
- Application / Function: Chemical; Food & Beverage / Packaging; Laser; Welding / Thermal Process Gas; Specialty Application; Refineries for Hydrotreating, Catalytic Reforming and Hydrocracking. Heat Treating, Metal Production, Plastics
- Concentration: 100 to 100
from Linde North America, Inc.
The Linde group is the world ’s largest producer of high purity isotopic electronic gases such as deuterium (2H2), deuterated silane (Si2H4), deuterated ammonia (N2H3), and 11-Boron Trifluoride (11BF3). For information regarding these products, please contact the Electronics Customer Service... [See More]
- Industrial Gases: Hydrogen
- Product Form: Bulk Gaseous
- Application / Function: Semiconductor
- Supply Options: Cylinder Gaseous; Other Gas Supply Form; Tonne Tanks, Tube Trailers and ISO Containers.
from Linde North America, Inc.
Hydrogen (H2) is an odourless, colourless and tasteless gas that is produced through natural gas steam reforming or the electrolysis of water. Lighter than air, it burns with an invisible, clean (carbon-free and soot-free) flame. It is the only fuel gas that does not contain any carbon atoms. H2 has... [See More]
- Industrial Gases: Hydrogen
- Product Form: Bulk Gaseous
- Application / Function: Semiconductor; Specialty Application; Production of Carbon Steels and Special Metals, Chromatogpraphy
from Linde North America, Inc.
Constant monitoring through various analytical procedures ensures that the pure gases you receive meet the minimum purity levels specified by Linde, and of course your exact specifications. In addition to our standard catalogue products, many gases of higher purity are available on special order. [See More]
- Industrial Gases: Hydrogen
- Concentration: 10 to 100
- Composition: Pure
- Product Form: Bulk Gaseous
from Linde North America, Inc.
The LASERLINE ® concept of high purity gas products and comprehensive services, applications know-how along with cost efficient gas supply options forms the basis for customized solutions that maximize productivity. LASERLINE includes laser cutting oxygen which enables high cutting speeds in... [See More]
- Industrial Gases: Hydrogen; Nitrogen; Carbon dioxide; Helium
- Composition: Mixture
- Application / Function: Laser
- Concentration: 2 to 79