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Hydrogen gas cylinder
industrialgasstorage

hydrogen gas cylinder
hydrogen gas cylinder
hydrogen gas cylinder
hydrogen gas cylinder
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Characteristics

Applications
industrial
Product type
gas
Gas type
hydrogen
Function
storage

Description

Hydrogen is the lightest gas with the smallest atom and with many other unique properties. In recent years it has been gaining favour as a “green gas” with an application as an alternative, zero-emission fuel in the automobile industry. Hydrogen is also seen as the preferred energy carrier for Energy Storage applications. Hydrogen can also be an embrittling gas and thus has to be used taking great care with respect to the characteristics of the container material to prevent any hydrogen induced cracking. Hence Faber has, over the years, followed well established principles (see EN ISO 9809-1 and EN ISO 11114-1, -4) such as using steels, whose tensile strength is limited to a maximum of 950 MPa for cylinders with working pressures of around 250 bar and a range of non-destructive tests to ensure that no deleterious imperfections (which if present could lead to a premature failure) are present. However, for fuel gas applications where working pressures around 1000 bar can prevail, Faber has developed its own high pressure hydrogen research. This development facility, based at one of their manufacturing locations in Cividale, Italy, ensures that only safe materials are ever used. The safety is ensured not only for Faber’s seamless (Type 1) hydrogen cylinders, but also for our Types 2,3 cylinders, which are steel lined and Type 4 (plastic lined) vessels. Faber has also designed and engineered the integration of the cylinders (i.e. Racks, Bundles, Multi Element Gas Containers, Containers) in order to provide ready to use storage systems.
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