Hydrogen sensors are embedded in hydrogen detectors and monitoring systems to locate hydrogen leaks. Hydrogen is toxic and flammable, because of which it, requires regular monitoring, and that is why these sensors are commonly used in industries that either produce or consume hydrogen gas, ranging from oil & gas, chemicals, food & beverages, electronics, power & energy generation, automotive, aerospace, and numerous others, with transportation leading the way. For example, constant monitoring of hydrogen flow is necessary in volatile reactions, such as fertilizer production.
Additionally, various end-use industries such as automotive have numerous applications of hydrogen sensors, as hydrogen is being observed as a potential alternate fuel that could change the economics of the fuel industry. Rapid shift in the dynamics of the fuel industry and its leaning towards hydrogen will bolster demand for hydrogen sensors over the coming years.
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Hydrogen finds utilization in the production of ammonia as a chemical (NH3) (mainly for fertilizers), as a catalyst and chemical feedstock, and as a hydrogenizing agent for the manufacture of food, pharmaceutical, and petrochemical products.
Consumers utilizing macroscale hydrogen for the production of chemicals and petrochemicals tend to produce it on-site and utilize it for captive consumption on an aggregate basis or on a partial basis, as such, paving the way for extensive utilization of hydrogen at multiple nodes in the industry.
Hydrogen also emerges as a low-carbon fuel alternative for transportation, power generation, and development purposes, since it can decarbonize these three broad sectors of the economy. Hydrogen has the highest energy content per unit of weight of a typical fuel, but is less dense than other fuels, which hinders its large-scale deployment.
Although the use of hydrogen fuel is not common, interest in its use as a possible fuel source has increased. Its usage in many countries is expected to increase dramatically by 2050 in the transition to a low-carbon economy.
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Hydrogen finds utilization in the production of ammonia as a chemical (NH3) (mainly for fertilizers), as a catalyst and chemical feedstock, and as a hydrogenizing agent for the manufacture of food, pharmaceutical, and petrochemical products.
Consumers utilizing macroscale hydrogen for the production of chemicals and petrochemicals tend to produce it on-site and utilize it for captive consumption on an aggregate basis or on a partial basis, as such, paving the way for extensive utilization of hydrogen at multiple nodes in the industry.
Hydrogen also emerges as a low-carbon fuel alternative for transportation, power generation, and development purposes, since it can decarbonize these three broad sectors of the economy. Hydrogen has the highest energy content per unit of weight of a typical fuel, but is less dense than other fuels, which hinders its large-scale deployment.
Although the use of hydrogen fuel is not common, interest in its use as a possible fuel source has increased. Its usage in many countries is expected to increase dramatically by 2050 in the transition to a low-carbon economy.
Key Segments Covered
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Technology
- Electrochemicals
- Metal-Oxide Semiconductors
- Thermal Conductivity
- Catalytic
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Maximum Measurement Range
- <2,000 ppm (parts per million)
- <5,000 ppm
- <10,000 ppm
- <20,000 ppm
- Above 20,000 ppm
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Utility
- Fixed
- Portable
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End Use
- Industrial
- Oil & Gas
- Chemicals
- Food & Beverages
- Power & Energy
- Others
- Transportation
- Automotive
- Aerospace
- Others
- Residential & Commercial
- Industrial
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Aforementioned players rely on a blend of organic and inorganic strategies to deepen penetration across lucrative markets. These strategies include product launches, collaborations with key players, partnerships, acquisitions, and strengthening of regional and global distribution networks.
- For instance, City Technology has come up with an updated line-up of sensors under the 1series, which are smaller in size to its existing counterparts, and have turrets to provide ease in mounting. Further, they have higher operational flexibility and extended life of around 5 years, which is way above the industry average of 2 years.
Similarly, recent developments related to companies manufacturing hydrogen sensors have been tracked by the team at Fact.MR, which is available in the full report.
Key Companies Profiled
- Honeywell International
- City Technology
- Figaro Engineering
- Nissha FIS Inc.
- SGX Sensortech
- Siemens AG
- MSA Safety Inc.
- Membrapor AG
- Makel Engineering
- Aeroqual
- SemeaTech
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