Specifications for pipeline design in hydrogen refueling stations

2016-12-19View Original

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I’m currently working on a new energy vehicle hydrogen refueling station project, where the hydrogen storage pressure is 70 MPa. I’ve checked domestic standards, and the maximum allowable pipeline pressure according to those standards is 42 MPa. I would like to ask fellow professionals: are there any other standards that can be used as a basis for design?

Reply #22016-12-20

I’ll handle it myself. Does anyone among the experts know something about this?

Reply #32016-12-28

After all these days, don’t the sea friends have any solution?

Reply #42016-12-29

This section mainly discusses hydrogenation reactors, I guess there are no answers yet

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