Egypt
Our team is comprised of blast, process safety, and structural consultants who are skilled at providing many industrial consulting services. We provide the full breadth of specialist services and safety testing solutions available across BakerRisk.
Our Work
As part of the USTDA’s HSE Reverse Trade Mission in October 2022, BakerRisk provided a full-day presentation in Washington, D.C. to the Egypt Ministry of Petroleum Delegates, addressing FSS/QRA’s, PSM, and Blast Effects.
BakerRisk served as a Peer Reviewer for The Egypt PSM Technical Sub-Committee, which was appointed and tasked with developing the Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources PSM policies, standards, guidelines and procedures for use across the oil, gas and petrochemical sector in Egypt. Our industrial risk consultants provide process safety related services related to the Egyptian PSM Standards. Contact us to learn more.
Services
Our Clients
BakerRisk works with numerous partners based in Egypt. Our in-depth knowledge of process safety and risk management enables us to provide value to operations both within Egypt and beyond on behalf of our clients. We maintain strong relationships with partners through local conferences and industry gatherings, and we’re always looking for new clients to assist with our expertise.
Our Specialists
Related Resources
In previous articles in this series, BakerRisk discussed the hydrogen economy and high-level hazards. Additionally, best practices and general guidance for performing a PHA on hydrogen processing facilities to accurately assess all the risks and consequences associated with hydrogen were also covered. This article will focus on the materials and potential damage mechanisms and hazards associated with the operation of equipment exposed to hydrogen, including pressure vessels, pipelines, piping, and other equipment handling hydrogen.
Hydrogen has been used in petroleum refining, fertilizer production, chemical synthesis and many more applications for centuries. Throughout hydrogen’s use, releases have resulted in numerous explosion and fire incidents. Hydrogen is becoming more prevalent as a low carbon energy solution since it can be used both as an energy carrier as well as a replacement for raw materials. As hydrogen is adopted across more industries and applications, continued emphasis on preventing release and escalation is essential.
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