ASME STP-PT-003 : 2005

FOREWORD
ABSTRACT
PART I - Review of Existing Reference Standards to Support
         New Code Rules for High-Pressure Hydrogen Vessels
1 INTRODUCTION
2 COMPARISON OF OPERATING MARGINS FOR
  EXISTING STANDARDS
3 MANUFACTURING AND IN-SERVICE INSPECTION
  AND TEST PRACTICES IMPACTING MARGINS
4 RECOMMENDED MARGINS FOR NEW CODE RULES
5 REQUIREMENT FOR SEPARATE DESIGN
  MARGINS FOR FATIGUE
6 EVALUATION OF MARGINS FOR 15000 PSI METAL
  AND COMPOSITE VESSELS
7 REVIEW OF SCOPE, LIMITATIONS AND MODIFICATION
  OF EXISTING STANDARDS FOR LARGE AND SMALL
  15000-PSI VESSELS
8 REVIEW OF EXISTING COMPOSITE CYLINDER
  STANDARDS FOR APPLICABILITY TO HYDROGEN
  STORAGE AT 15,000 PSI
9 NECESSARY VESSEL INSTALLATION CODES
References - PART I
PART II - A Study of Existing Data, Standards, and Materials
          Related to Hydrogen Service (Storage and
          Transport Vessels)
1 INTRODUCTION
2 ISSUES RELATED TO USING EXISTING STANDARDS
  FOR HIGH-PRESSURE VESSELS
3 SUCCESSFUL SERVICE DATA OF EXISTING VESSELS
4 EFFECT OF HIGH-PRESSURE HYDROGEN ON
  EXISTING COMMONLY USED MATERIALS
5 SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS
References - PART II
Appendix A - Metallic Vessel Service Data
Appendix B - Composite Vessel Service Data
PART III - A Study of Existing Data, Standards and Materials
           Related to Hydrogen Service for Piping Systems
           and Transport Pipelines
1 INTRODUCTION
2 EXISTING DESIGN PHILOSOPHY/EXPERIENCE
3 EFFECT OF HYDROGEN ON COMMON MATERIALS
4 FACTORS UNIQUE TO HIGH-PRESSURE HYDROGEN SERVICE
5 DESIGN AND MATERIAL SELECTION
  RECOMMENDATIONS FOR HYDROGEN SERVICE
References - PART III
Appendix A - Design Margins and Pressure Ratios
Appendix B - Mechanical Joint Information
Appendix C - Piping System Data
Appendix D - Pipeline Data
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS

Describes priority topical areas within pressure technology applications for hydrogen infrastructure development.