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Bureau Veritas Awards the First Type Approval Certificate to Habonim for Pioneering Hydrogen Valve Technology Home News Bureau Veritas Awards the First Type Approval Certificate to Habonim for Pioneering Hydrogen Valve Technology Mar. 6 2024 LinkedIn Twitter Facebook share Bureau Veritas proudly presents a Type Approval Certificate to Habonim Industrial Valves & Actuators (Habonim) for their groundbreaking H29 Ultra-High-Pressure Hydrogen Ball Valve, marking a significant leap forward in hydrogen valve technology for marine applications.As the first company to receive certification for an Ultra-High-Pressure Hydrogen valve designed for marine use, Habonim is at the forefront of advancing technology for safer and more efficient hydrogen-powered vessels.The H29 valves are optimized for use in H2 containers (MEGC), which are integral parts of fuel tanks in electric-propelled ships and other H2-powered vessels. This certification, granted in accordance with Bureau Veritas NR 678, validates the performance and safety of the H29 valve under pressures of up to 700 bar. Guillaume GLOANNEC Type Approvals Coordinator EMC Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore As shipping looks to help secure technology for the future of zero carbon future fuels, this important Bureau Veritas Type Approval Certification granted to HABONIM Industrial Valves & Actuators is evidence that real progress is being made to develop hydrogen applications in our industry. This certificate is the first type approval certificate issued assessing the conformity of valves in accordance with Bureau Veritas rule note NR 678 for Hydrogen-fueled ships, published in November 2023.
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Bureau Veritas Awards the First Type Approval Certificate to Habonim for Pioneering Hydrogen Valve Technology

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