Development of autonomous hydrogen monitoring devices (3H Tracker) for hydrogen natural seep detection

R&D Focus Areas:
Natural hydrogen, Emissions and atmospheric impacts

Lead Organisation:
CSIRO

Partners:
None

Status:
Completed

Start date:
August 2023

Completion date:
June 2024

Key contacts:
Project Leader: Laurent Langhi Laurent.Langhi@csiro.au
Lead Scientist: Jelena Markov Jelena.Markov@csiro.au
Lead Engineer: Mederic Mainson Mederic.Mainson@csiro.au
Lead Electronic Engineer: Vincent Mow Vincent.Mow@csiro.au

Funding:
CSIRO

Project total cost:
AUD$400,000

Project summary description:
The main objective of the Project is to enhance CSIRO’s existing hydrogen seep tracker prototype (3H Tracker). This multigas monitoring units is already designed to detect hydrogen and other gases. The current focus lies on improving the engineering and electronic aspects as well as strengthening data analytics capabilities of these devices for autonomous and continuous monitoring.

The project includes a series of comprehensive testing and calibration processes to maintain high performance standards of these units. Concurrently, the project explores effective production and manufacturing techniques to enable larger-scale production, while ensuring the quality and performance of the devices remain uncompromised.

Related publications and key links:
Not applicable

Higher degree studies supported:
Not applicable

 

Reviewed: August 2024