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While there is various methods to measure the consumption of hydrogen (read our article: Hydrogen Measurements Techniques for more information), there is also numerous challenges and potential troubles linked to these methods that can be encountered and must be taken in account :

Hydrogen Gas Leakage and Contamination

Hydrogen is a highly permeable gas, and even small leaks in the system can significantly affect consumption measurements. It’s crucial to ensure the integrity of the system and properly seal any potential leakage points to avoid inaccuracies in consumption measurements. That’s why it is important to re-examine valves and piping materials. Plus is, as natural gases, hydrogen is odorless. To detect leakage points, a distinct odor is usually added to natural gases. The difference with hydrogen is that the addition of an odorant must be studied to be sure it doesn’t affect the composition nor properties.

In order to measure hydrogen consumption, various methods can be used depending on the specific application and the level of accuracy required.

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Flow meter

A flow meter can be used to measure the hydrogen consumption based on the rate flow, typically in standard cubic meters per unit of time.

What is Indoor Air Quality?

Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) refers to the quality of the air inside a building, house or apartment, in particular relating to the well-being of the inhabitants of that building. Approximately 90% of our time is spent indoors, so having a healthy interior environment is crucial. Understanding where IAQ comes from and the impact it has on people’s health is important in order to take the necessary measures to improve indoor air quality. Installing the right equipment to monitor air quality will lead to a healthier and safer indoor environment.

Whether you want to save energy for your industrial park, for your offices or for your residential buildings, we’ve got you covered.

As displayed in our previous article, everybody can play its role in saving gas consumption, and energy as a whole. In a time of extreme crisis, climate change and war, every action matters. But it can be overwhelming and seem complicated. This is why we made a list of everything you can do, whatever your sector. You have an industrial complex and you want to cut gas usage, or generally costs? Or perhaps you have offices and wonder how the bill can be so expensive? Or maybe you have a house or residential buildings which are nothing else but thermal colanders? The following list of gas and energy saving measures is for you:

The rising tensions between Europe and Russia in the past months have seen an unprecedented increase in sanctions from the Bloc towards the Russian Federation. The latter has become the most sanctioned country in the World, mechanically affecting trade. Amongst the sanctions, the question of Russian gas has been central in the public and political debate. It is known that Europe uses Russia’s gas, and Russia gladly takes in the euros from that exchange. In the light of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the question of cutting completely any gas input is on the table.