Modular Concept of a Cost-Effective and Efficient On-Site Hydrogen Production Solution

Sartory, Markus; Justl, Markus; Salman, Patrick; Trattner, Alexander; Klell, Manfred; Ewald, W

doi:10.4271/2017-01-1287

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“…Next to different possibilities for production and storage, there are also several approaches how to design the infrastructure depending on the application. Several parameters have to be considered when planning a hydrogen infrastructure 28–32: amount, pressure level, quality of hydrogen, central or decentral application, electricity generation, operation strategies. …”

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“…[18] 4 Usage -Modular Infrastructures Next to different possibilities for production and storage, there are also several approaches how to design the infrastructure depending on the application. Several parameters have to be considered when planning a hydrogen infrastructure [28][29][30][31][32]: -amount, pressure level, quality of hydrogen, -central or decentral application, electricity generation, operation strategies. Uneconomic operation of actual infrastructure concepts is mainly caused by high investment costs, high operating costs and the low system utilization in the market launch phase as well as the lack of flexibility in terms of expandability of the considered infrastructure.…”

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A simulation tool called HYDRA to optimize individual hydrogen infrastructure layouts is presented. The different electrolyzer technologies, namely proton exchange membrane electrolysis, anion exchange membrane electrolysis, alkaline electrolysis, and solid oxide electrolysis, as well as hydrogen storage possibilities are described in more detail and evaluated. To illustrate the application opportunities of HYDRA, three project examples are discussed. The examples include central and decentral applications while taking the usage of hydrogen into account.

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“…The primary concern is the exorbitant cost of setting up a variable pressure nozzle hydrogen fuel station (US$750,000). However, this can be alleviated with the development of a modular approach for fueling stations [208–210] . With the above‐stated initiatives, nearly 2 million FCEVs are expected to be on the road globally by 2030.…”

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The transportation sector is the largest consumer of fossil fuels; making it a major producer of greenhouse gases. Due to declining fossil fuel reserves and increasingly stringent vehicle emission regulations globally, it is essential to shift to alternative energy sources. Economic and eco‐friendly fuel‐efficient hybrid, electric, and fuel cell vehicles are regarded as one of the best alternative solutions to cope with the government policies and to reduce the rise in global temperature caused by the automotive sector. Technological advancements in fuel cells, batteries, and chargers have further supported the development of electric vehicles. The major challenges of range and charging time in electric vehicles can be countered by range extension technology and developing all‐electric hybrid vehicles. In this review, a comprehensive study of different type of vehicles and their architectures are presented. Insights on energy storage devices and converters of electric vehicles currently in use were also provided. Furthermore, various fuel cell advancements and the technical challenges faced during the commercialization of fuel cell vehicles were highlighted.

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Modular Concept of a Cost-Effective and Efficient On-Site Hydrogen Production Solution

Cited by 8 publications

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Renewable Hydrogen: Modular Concepts from Production over Storage to the Consumer

Renewable Hydrogen: Modular Concepts from Production over Storage to the Consumer

A Review on Electric and Fuel Cell Vehicle Anatomy, Technology Evolution and Policy Drivers towards EVs and FCEVs Market Propagation

Innovative propulsion systems with fuel cells

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