PRRE4007

PRRE4007: Hydrogen Energy

Science and Engineering

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About this Unit

The Hydrogen Energy unit offers a comprehensive examination of hydrogen's role in sustainable energy transition aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals. The unit begins with an introduction to hydrogen energy and its role in sustainable development, including an overview of global energy demands, the hydrogen cycle, and comparative analysis with other energy sources. It covers the thermodynamics and physical properties of hydrogen, addressing safety, energy content, and innovative materials for handling hydrogen. Hydrogen production technologies are explored in depth, including electrolysis, photolytic water splitting, biological methods, steam methane reforming, and emerging technologies. Students will evaluate the economic and environmental aspects of these technologies, along with advancements in modular and decentralized production. The unit also delves into storage, transportation methods, and the fundamentals of hydrogen liquefaction.

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Unit Details

Credits25

Contact Hours4 Weekly

Result TypeGrade/Mark

AreaWASM: Minerals, Energy and Chemical Engineering (WASM-MECE) (1155)

Field of Education030300 Process and Resources Engineering (Narrow Grouping)

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Tuition Pattern

Lecture1 x 2 hours weekly
Workshop1 x 2 hours weekly

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