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Analysis of Cost-Effective Off-Board Hydrogen Storage and Refueling Stations

Author(s) -

T. Barnes,

William E. Liss

Publication year - 2008

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/947992

Subject(s) - hydrogen storage , compressed hydrogen , selection (genetic algorithm) , component (thermodynamics) , bar (unit) , compressed natural gas , focus (optics) , environmental science , computer science , process engineering , hydrogen , engineering , mechanical engineering , chemistry , physics , meteorology , thermodynamics , organic chemistry , optics , artificial intelligence

This report highlights design and component selection considerations for compressed gas hydrogen fueling stations operating at 5000 psig or 350 bar. The primary focus is on options for compression and storage – in terms of practical equipment options as well as various system configurations and how they influence delivery performance and station economics

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