Hydrogen Auxiliaries Best Practices for Hydrogen Safety: DHCP

Webinar #2 in a series - July 9, 2020
With the ability to automatically increase the amount of hydrogen gas scavenged from the generator, these units maintain hydrogen purity at an optimum level. And maintaining hydrogen purity is critical to assuring proper performance, profitability and personnel safety levels.
We’ll explore E/One’s Dual Hydrogen Control Panel (DHCP), designed specifically for monitoring GE’s scavenging seal oil generators. The DHCP contains two independent analyzers that monitor the turbine-end seal drain enlargement and collector-end seal drain enlargement. Additionally, it has valving for manual or DCS operation for checking casing purity of the generator.
The DHCP works with GE’s Mark IV, Mark V and Mark VI control systems.