Guiding you through the complexities of hydrogen incident analysis and legal support.
Leveraging over 40 years of experience in investigation failures, we help businesses handling hydrogen identify the underlying causes of incidents and discover opportunities for future prevention.
Leading hydrogen experts
Gexcon's team of hydrogen experts consists of licensed Certified Fire and Explosions Investigators (CFEI) and Professional Engineers (PE) offering unparalleled proficiency in investigating a wide array of hydrogen incidents.
From hydrogen production, storage, distribution to end-user applications, our team conducts thorough analysis to understand the root causes and contributing factors of the incidents.
With active involvement in cutting-edge hydrogen-related research projects like HySEA, SH2IFT, SH2IFT-2, and SAFEN, we remain at the forefront of hydrogen safety, staying relevant with the latest findings and insights.
Employing advanced techniques and tools, we create precise incident reconstructions, including the utilisation of FLACS CFD consequence modelling tool to provide a clear representation of incident sequences, making the findings accessible to both technical and non-technical professionals.
Comparison of FLACS simulation and real experiment on hydrogen deflagration as part of HySEA project
Types of investigations
Liquid and gaseous hydrogen.
Production, storage, distribution and end-user applications.
Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (FCVs).
Fire and explosion cause and origin analysis.
Failure analysis and mechanical system design.
Post-accident fire and explosion investigation.
Deflagrations and detonations.
Ignition mechanisms and combustion chemistry.
Regulatory compliance.
Hydrogen dispersion, fire, and explosion modelling and reconstruction using advanced tools, including FLACS, photogrammetry, video and image analysis, and three-dimensional computer animation.
Hydrogen expert witness.
Experts
Our profound expertise in hydrogen gives us deep understanding into current industry insights, best practices, and the consequence of emerging trends.
