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Hydrogen purity assessment

Hydrogen, composition, impurities, ISO 14687, EN 17124


This service is also relevant in: Metrology, Automotive and future transport

Service details

Service
Hydrogen purity assessment according to ISO14687:2019 and EN17124:2022
Metrology Area
Mass / Weight
Delivery level
Non-accredited
Field measurements
Available
Standards

ISO 14687:2019

EN17124:2022

Price
Price on tender
Delivery time

Within two weeks

Preparations

If requested, RISE can assist with the sampling at (for example) a station


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Purpose

Some impurities and particulates, if present in hydrogen may damage, the fuel cell system in a hydrogen vehicle as it is highly sensitive to the presence of even very low levels of impurities. Therefore, standards ISO14687 and EN17124 set stringent limits for numerous gaseous.

 

We offer flexible analyses to respond to every client´s need. We can analyse most of the impurities mentioned in these two standards, incl. water, total hydrocarbons, methane, oxygen, helium, nitrogen, argon, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, sulphur compounds, formaldehyde, formic acid, ammonia and halogenated compounds.

Method

Our analyses are performed in our gas laboratory which is equipped with many different analytical instruments incl. GC/TCD, GC/FID, GC/MS, Proceas (IR).

The work include both accredited and non-accredited testing methods. The scope of accreditation is available upon request – please feel free to contact us for more information.

Deliveries

The results are first delivered per mail as a preliminary report. After an agreement, the final report is sent per mail.