Integrated Climate & Hydrogen Research Simulator V2
A unified research environment connecting seawater chemistry, desalination, steam preparation, Ar-assisted plasma operation, hydrogen production, thermal recovery, optimization and climate impact.
Transparent modelling for clean hydrogen and regenerative infrastructure
HydrogenOrg is developing an open modelling environment to investigate how clean water, renewable energy, plasma-assisted hydrogen pathways, heat recovery and resource recovery could interact within future regenerative infrastructure.
One simulator connecting the complete research pathway
The platform combines process visualisation, live calculations, scenario comparison, sensitivity analysis, optimization and technical reporting within a single environment.
Digital Twin 2.5D
Animated representation of seawater intake, desalination, steam preparation, Ar mixing, plasma reaction, hydrogen separation, storage and thermal recovery.
Energy & Matter Sankey
Visual balance of electrical input, seawater, steam, hydrogen, oxygen, recovered heat, brine, salts and process losses.
Live Analytics
Dynamic indicators for reactor temperature, pressure, hydrogen production, net electricity, HHV efficiency and climate impact.
Scenario Comparison
Automatic comparison between purified water, brackish water, Atlantic, Mediterranean, Red Sea and Baltic water profiles.
Sensitivity Analysis
Identification of the parameters that most strongly influence energy demand, hydrogen output, thermal recovery and emissions.
Optimization Engine
Constrained scenario search for configurations that improve hydrogen output, efficiency, heat recovery and climate performance.
Water Chemistry
Screening of salinity, chloride, magnesium, calcium, sulfate, conductivity, corrosion, scaling and chlorine-related risks.
Scientific Equations
Clear presentation of mass balance, water heating, evaporation, energy consumption, hydrogen output and operational climate equations.
Technical Report
Exportable technical report containing parameters, results, equations, model classifications and validation limitations.
From seawater to clean hydrogen research
The simulator models the research pathway as a connected process rather than as isolated technologies.
Every result carries an explicit confidence level
The simulator is designed to distinguish established scientific relations from engineering approximations and hypotheses that still require experimental verification.
Consolidated
Stoichiometric mass balances and standard hydrogen energy values.
Engineering Estimate
Water heating, evaporation, auxiliary demand and heat-recovery calculations.
Scenario Model
Plasma performance, operating efficiency, optimization and climate comparison.
Research Hypothesis
Advanced reaction pathways, material formation and unvalidated process enhancements.
Positive effects, negative effects and environmental limits
Water chemistry considerations
- Salts may improve electrical conductivity.
- Chlorides may introduce corrosion and chlorine-related reactions.
- Magnesium and calcium can cause scaling and precipitation.
- Sulfates and bicarbonates can alter process behaviour.
- Pretreatment may improve stability but increases energy demand.
- The net effect must be validated under real operating conditions.
Climate performance considerations
- Renewable electricity share.
- Net electricity consumption per kg H₂.
- Thermal recovery and useful heat integration.
- Water recovery and mineral recovery.
- Comparison with an explicitly selected benchmark.
- Clear distinction between operational emissions and complete life-cycle impact.
Built for technical review, validation and future partnerships
The platform is intended to support transparent discussion with researchers, universities, engineering companies, public institutions and potential pilot partners.
Technical contribution
- Plasma physics and reactor modelling
- Thermodynamics and heat recovery
- Desalination and water chemistry
- Gas separation and argon recovery
- Materials, corrosion and process safety
- Life-cycle and climate assessment
Partnership pathways
- Scientific review
- University collaboration
- Engineering validation
- Industrial components
- Pilot-site assessment
- Grant and funding pathways
Explore the complete water, plasma, hydrogen and climate model
Test scenarios, inspect the scientific assumptions, compare water profiles, analyse energy demand and review the validation limits of the current HydrogenOrg model.