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Stage 13 of 15 / Comparison

Re-run the plant through scenarios

Compare demand, tariff, capacity, water recovery, renewable factor and delivery-window variants using full model re-runs.

  • Advanced
  • 15 stages
  • 14 min
  • Process and energy systems
In development Green Hydrogen Plant
Draft development workbench (noindex). These stages are exercisable on a direct development route for learning and review. The journey remains a draft: not published, excluded from search/sitemap by existing protections, and not independently engineering-approved. Quantitative outputs are screening/educational where implemented and must not be treated as certified design, OEM guarantees, project approval, or bankable results.
Professional review required.Engines and workbench are implemented for draft development use. Defaults, sources, heating-value basis and engineering assumptions still require independent review. The journey must not be published or sitemap-indexed from this phase. Current verification state: Needs engineering review.

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Learning objectives
  • Run the full scenario set from the current state.
  • Distinguish a blocking failure from an open site-status warning.
  • Name which scenario would be chosen only after professional review.

The engineering

Each scenario clones the saved state, applies one perturbation and rebuilds the entire model. Feasibility here means the blocking production, mass-closure, energy-balance, storage-coverage and LCOH checks pass. Grid-status and water-status warnings can still be open.

The list is fixed: base, demand ±20 %, electricity +30 %, stack capacity −20 %, recovery 60 %, renewable capacity factor at 75 % of base, and 24-hour delivery. It is not an optimiser.

Use the table to see which assumption moves mass, kWh/kg and cost together. Do not treat a feasible row as a selected design.

EngiMetric / green hydrogen educational workbench

Green Hydrogen Plant — Educational Screening Workbench

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Draft development workbench (noindex). Inputs are saved in this browser only. Calculations shown are screening/educational outputs from the existing model where implemented; missing or unsupported quantitative areas remain explicit. Completing stages records self-declared learning progress only — it is not quantitative engineering capability, not an OEM guarantee, and not industrial/project approval.

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Inputs

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Edit the screening inputs for this stage, then calculate. Values you enter are marked as user-entered in the local project state; defaults remain illustrative until replaced.

Screening results

Educational model output

Results come from the existing hydrogen screening model. Unsupported quantitative areas, missing evidence, and review requirements remain explicit; outputs are not certified design or approval decisions.

Process & balance context

Textual screening views

This educational workbench presents stage-specific calculated outputs and limitations. Detailed interactive diagrams are not required for journey completion; use the stage results and assumptions panels to review boundaries, flows, energy, storage, and economics context.

Assumptions, limitations & review

From journey definition

Your deliverable for this stage

Capstone evidence

A scenario comparison table generated from complete model re-runs.

Stage assumptions, limits and sources

Provenance

Assumptions

  • Each scenario is a single focused change unless noted.
  • Feasibility ignores non-blocking status checks such as unconfirmed grid.

Constraints

  • The scenario list is fixed in the workbench.

Limitations

  • No multi-variable optimisation or Monte Carlo.

Review status

  • Needs engineering review
  • Professional review is required before publication or use as a design basis.

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Stage kind: Comparison / Journey: green-hydrogen / Stage: scenarios