Freeze of Nozzle, Receptacle During Hydrogen Fueling

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Freeze of Nozzle, Receptacle During Hydrogen Fueling

Type of Publication
Conference Paper
Year of Publication
2015
Authors
W. Hiraki; H. Mitsuishi
Abstract

We conducted a fueling test with hydrogen gas for a safety evaluation of the nozzle/receptacle at a controlled temperature and humidity. Test results confirmed that the nozzle/receptacle froze under specific conditions. However, freezing did not cause apparatus damage nor hydrogen leakage. The nozzle/receptacle is thus able to fuel safely even if the nozzle/receptacle is stuck due to ice. In addition, we quantified the water volume that causes freezing.

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ICHS
Url
http://www.ichs2015.com/images/papers/111.pdf
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paper_346.pdf
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