HIAD Sources Categories: FireWorld
Leaking hydrogen ignited at a plant that processes bitumen from oil sands.
One employee was injured in an explosion in a chemical plant storage area containing ammonia, acetone, and hydrogen.
An explosion at a refinery started a fire that was fueled by diesel and hydrogen.
A tank leaking hydrogen at an electrical power plant exploded.
The explosion involving hydrogen gas knocked a 36-by-70-foot hole in the roof of the plant. Officials said the gas was formed when chemicals mixed in the plant's waste treatment unit.
A pinhole leak in the discharge hose of a portable tank containing sodium hydride reacted with water, and released hydrogen that ignited and exploded at a waste management plant.
Hydrogen exploded in a compressor unit at a chemical plant, causing a fire.
Hydrogen gas leaking from a tanker truck came in contact with a spark, causing an explosion at a semiconductor plant.
An explosion occurred whole two employees inside a facility were working with aluminum paste. Crews believed the blast was caused by hydrogen that had built up in the plant.
A fire in a leaking hydrogen unit at a 220,000-barrel oil sands plant temporarily cut production nearly 80 percent.
Leaking hydrogen ignited a fire that burned several hours at an oil refinery.
The explosion and fire happened in a diesel hydro-treatment unit used to desulfurise raw diesel be means of hydrogen.The facility was expected to begin full commercial operations later in 2020.
A rupture in the furnace of an oil refinery caused it to loose 700 pounds of diesel and hydrogen resulting in a fire.
Firefighters used thermal imaging cameras to locate and extinguish a hydrogen fire at a silicon manufacturing plant.
A hydrogen generator overheated during testing and started a small fire in a power plant.
A hydrogen line running to a furnace caught fire at a metals plant
A fire on one of the two hydrogen units at a gasoline refinery, hindering production.
A truckload of hydrogen cylinders caught fire at plant producing artificial sweetener.