P03 : Redefining the Landscape of Hydrogen Safety using Innovative Gasochromic Technology


Students Alia Wahban
School IND - Hillfield Strathallan College - Hamilton
Level Senior 11/12 - Grade 11
Group Group 10 - Engineering and Computing IV
Abstract This innovation project is aimed at utilizing Gasochromic technology to develop a cost-effective hydrogen sensor. This project includes the integration, assembly, testing and validation of an optical sensor that can detect hydrogen at room temperature. The concept of this prototype sensor could contribute to advancing the safety infrastructure required to grow the hydrogen economy as a means to reduce emissions.
Awards
Group Award Prize
ArcelorMittal Dofasco AwardsArcelorMittal Dofasco Chemical Testing Award$ 100
Merit AwardsGold Merit Award$ 100
Association for Iron & Steel Technology Northern Chapter AwardsAssociation for Iron & Steel Technology Northern Chapter Award - First$ 250
Grand AwardsPrimary Fluid Systems Pinnacle Third Best in Fair$ 500
ISEF Trip AwardsISEF Trip Award
McMaster University Department of Chemical Engineering McMaster Department of Chemical Engineering Award$ 250