Cylinders bundle

Hydrogen embrittlement

Ordinary bundle

  • Working pressure – 200 bar;
  • Single cylinder volume – 50 l;
  • Bundle volume (12 cylinders) – 600 l;
  • Empty cylinder weight – 46 kg;
  • Hydrogen volume in the bundle – 104 m3;
  • Hydrogen weight in the bundle – 8,7 kg;
  • Filled cylinders weight – 659 kg.

Vinte bundle

  • Working pressure – 450 bar;
  • Single cylinder volume – 98,5 l;
  • Bundle volume (6 cylinders) – 591 l;
  • Empty cylinder weight – ~33,5 kg;
  • Hydrogen volume in the bundle – 203 m3;
  • Hydrogen weight in the bundle – 17,0 kg;
  • Filled cylinders weight – 358 kg.

  • Less cylinders number – lower maintenance costs;
  • 2 times higher gas volume;
  • 46% lower system weight – lower logistics costs;
  • Capability for logistic robotization.

Cylinder design

1

Finishing layer – glass fiber finishing layer gives appropriate protection for carbon from external mechanical impacts.

2

Composite layer – carbon fiber reinforcing layer keeps high up to NO LIMIT bar working pressure and ensure the best weight efficiency of cylinder.

3

Steel liner – thin wall 0,5 mm stainless steel liner provides cylinder reliability, safety and lower weight.

Aggressive gases resistance

According to ISO11114-1 the aluminum in not allowed for certain range of products,
but stainless steel option perfectly fit with this regulation.

Gas number
Name
Formula
Key compatibility characteristics Materials
Cylinder Valve
A NR A NR
20
CHLORINE
Cl2
Hydrolyses to hypochlorous acid and to hydrogen chloride in contact with moisture. In wet condition see specific risk of hydrogen chloride compatibility i.e. severe corrosion of most of the materials and risk of hydrogen embrittlement. Risk of violent reaction with AA. NS
QTS
SS
AA B
CS
SS
AA
22
CHLOROMETHANE
CH3Cl
(R40)
In the presence of water, slight rick of corrosion. Risk of violent reaction with AA. NS
QTS
SS
AA B
CS
SS
AA
35
DICHLOROSILANE
SiH2Cl2
Hydrolyses to hydrogen chloride in contact with moisture. In wet condition see specific risk of hydrogen chloride compatibility i.e. severe corrosion of most of the materials and risk of hydrogen embrittlement. QTS
NS
SS
AA B
SS
CS
AA
49
FLUORINE
F2
Hydrolyses to hydrogen fluoride in contact with moisture. In wet condition see specific risk of hydrogen fluoride compatibility i.e. severe corrosion of most of the materials and risk of hydrogen embrittlement. Risk of violent reaction with AA. Recommended materials are also Monel and nickel. QTS
NS
SS
AA B
CS
SS
AA

Advantages

Fire safety

Fire safety

Fire safety

Explosion safety

Fire safety

Resistance to oxidizing

Fire safety

Corrosion resistance

Fire safety

Resistance to toxic materials