Abstract
We at Kawasaki have proposed a “CO2 free H2 chain” using the abundant brown coal of Australia as a hydrogen source. We developed the basic design package and finished the Front End Engineering Design (FEED) in 2014. There are not only the hazards of the processing plant system, but also the characteristic hazards of a hydrogen plant system. We considered and carried out Hazard Identification (HAZID) as the most appropriate approach for safety design in this stage. This paper describes the safety design and HAZID which we practiced for the CO2-Free Hydrogen Supply Chain FEED.
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