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*2000 PSI - 194 cu f [https://www.praxairusa.com/catalogs/item-content/hy-k/hydrogen-(h2)/pr_70082119] | *2000 PSI - 194 cu f (5.5 cu m) [https://www.praxairusa.com/catalogs/item-content/hy-k/hydrogen-(h2)/pr_70082119] | ||
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Revision as of 21:10, 30 September 2020
Info
- Hydrogen Station Compression and Costs from NREL - [1]. Concludes cost of compression, storage, and
- Diaphragm compressor - for hydrogen - [2]
- Piston compressors provide high volume. Easier to do than diaphragm compressors. No need for ultra purity in hydrogen engines. [3]
Companies
- Pure Energy Centre - [4]
Hydrogen Cylinders
- 2000 PSI - 194 cu f (5.5 cu m) [5]