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ASME Standards Spotlight: From Code Gaps to Code Case — How Standards Enabled High Pressure Hydrogen Electrolyzers

John Grimes & Kang Xu
Thought Leadership

ASME Standards Spotlight: From Code Gaps to Code Case — How Standards Enabled High Pressure Hydrogen Electrolyzers

John Grimes & Kang Xu
This conversation explores clean hydrogen and the role standards play in moving the industry from promise to practice. Kang Xu of Linde shares how ASME Code Case 3078 established clear requirements for high-pressure hydrogen electrolyzers, helping improve safety, consistency, and scalability.
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