For testing the design safety of hydrogen tanks, standards like ISO 15869, EC79, JARI 2002, KHK S0128, etc. are usually preferred. However, for transportation of these tanks TPED, DOT, TC/UN, KGS, JIS, etc. certification needs to be obtained. Can anyone explain that what are the tests which the tank will need to pass for TPED certification?
The tests that are required for TPED certification of hydrogen tanks include: * Pressure Test: A pressure test is performed to check the integrity of the tank and to make sure that the tank can withstand the maximum pressure it is designed for.
* Impact Test: This test is to check the resistance of the tank to impacts and vibrations.
* Leak Test: The tank is tested for any leaks or defects in the welds.
* Thermal Test: The tank is tested for its ability to withstand extreme temperatures.
* Drop Test: This test is to check the stability of the tank when it is dropped from a certain height.
* Burst Test: This test is to check the integrity of the tank when it is subjected to igh pressure.
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