Spatial and radiative characteristics of large scale hydrogen jet-fires
Hydrogen refuelling stations carry the risk of hydrogen leakage from flanges, holes, broken pipes, etc., and the possibility of ignition is high due to the low minimum ignition energy of hydrogen. The length of these hydrogen jet flames may have an impact on damage and should be included in risk assessments. The risk assessment of typical hydrogen refuelling infrastructure is highly dependent on separation distances. These distances are estimated partially by jet flame lengths.