Engineering Safety
For Oxygen, Hydrogen, and Other Hazardous Fluids
Nasa
Emerson
Essex
GE Healthcare
Linde
Generant
Air Liquide
Airgas
NREL
Lyondellbasell
NAVAIR
Flowserve
We Simplify Safety
We use innovative, data-driven tools to help clients understand, evaluate, and mitigate hazards and fire risks associated with oxygen, hydrogen, and other hazardous fluids.
Advanced Data-Driven
Safety Solutions
Failure Analysis
Discover incident root cause though data-driven analysis.
Hazard Analysis
Analyze and mitigate your risks before an incident can occur.
Testing
Test your materials and components for qualification, compatibility, and conformance.
Training
Equip your staff with cutting-edge oxygen safety training and customizable multi-level content.
Oxygen Cleaning
Outsource your precision oxygen cleaning to WHA or optimize your own process.
Subject Matter Experts
Over 35 years ago, our company founders brought their specialized oxygen expertise from NASA to the commercial sector. Today, hundreds of companies worldwide rely upon our services, including our cutting-edge Oxygen Fire Risk Analysis (OFRA) and Hydrogen Combustion Risk Analysis (HCRA) methods for systems and components.
We Write The Standards
Our engineers are intimately familiar with international standards governing the use of oxygen and other hazardous fluids, because they have helped write many of the standards, and routinely contribute to organizations such as ASTM, CGA, EIGA, NFPA, NASA, SAE, and ISO.
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Nonmetals Oxygen Compatibility Requirements: Guide to CGA/EIGA Compliance
The Compressed Gas Association (CGA) and European Industrial Gases Association (EIGA) have harmonized key documents providing guidance…
WHA Launches Oxygen Equipment Supplier Certification Program
Ignition and combustion hazards are present in almost all oxygen and oxygen-enriched systems, and catastrophic fires have…
Hydrogen Embrittlement: Hazards and Mitigation Strategies
Hydrogen embrittlement (HE) is a critical concern in industries utilizing hydrogen, posing significant safety concerns if not…