Katrina Groth
Professor; Director, Reliability Engineering program; Director, Center for Risk and Reliability at University of Maryland
About
At the University of Maryland, Katrina Groth holds a professorship in reliability engineering and leads the Reliability Engineering program and Center for Risk and Reliability. Research focuses on safety and risk methods for hydrogen and other energy technologies. Groth previously served as a Principal R&D Engineer at Sandia National Laboratories.
Upcoming events (1)
MAR
15
MON
–
MAR
18
THU
Presented by the Center for Hydrogen Safety, the conference addresses practical hydrogen safety challenges, regulations, codes and standards, and applied safety practices. Themes include process safety; quantitative risk analysis; explosions and hazards; materials integrity; hydrogen production and electrolysis; storage; transport and pipelines; fueling and mobility; incidents and lessons learned; public safety; emerging technology; and digital tools. Program topics include updates to CGA G-5.5 for hydrogen vent systems; compressed-hydrogen leak-rate requirements and testing practices; OSHA PSM and EPA RMP applicability and exemptions; hydrogen safety education; ultrasonic gas-leak detection; full-scale liquid-hydrogen tank failure testing; and detonation transmission in hydrogen-air mixtures. Other sessions address safer control architectures for hydrogen production, safety planning for large-scale projects and hydrogen hubs, abnormal-operation decision-making, loss-of-primary-containment indicators, green-hydrogen deployment at a public utility, risk assessment across H2–NH3–H2 supply chains, HyRAM+ modeling, operational data, vehicle-labeling standards, and hydrogen locomotive development.
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