FuelGen electrolyzers for hydrogen fueling

Product catalog summary

Overview
The FuelGen® Electrolyzers are designed for hydrogen fueling applications, offering features such as caustic-free operation, compressor-free design, low maintenance, full automation, and remote monitoring capabilities. These systems are outdoor rated and include an onboard deionization system and dew point monitor.

Key Features

Output pressure options of 15 or 30 barg.
Hydrogen generation rate of up to 13 kg/day.
Hydrogen purity of 99.999% with minimal impurities.
Dimensions: 218 cm x 84 cm x 191 cm or 249 cm x 117 cm x 191 cm with shrouds.
Shipping weight approximately 900 kg.

System Components

Hydrogen Generator: Utilizes PEM electrolysis technology to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, generating hydrogen at pressures up to 30 barg.
Cooler/Chiller: Maintains optimal temperature for the hydrogen generator.
Buffer Tank: Stores hydrogen gas and feeds it into the compressor.
Compressor: Increases hydrogen pressure to 430 barg for storage.
High Pressure Storage: Stores compressed hydrogen for vehicle fueling.
Dispenser: Facilitates consistent fueling of hydrogen-powered vehicles.

Integration
The system can be integrated with grid or renewable-based electricity sources to produce hydrogen efficiently.

Catalog excerpts

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Uses electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen gas with ProtonEnergys PEM electrolysis technology. The hydrogen is generated at a pressure of up to 30 barg (435 psig) and at a rate of up to 13 kg/day. The oxygen is produced at atmospheric pressure and is vented into the air. > Regulates the temperature of the hydrogen generator. > Stores the hydrogen gas from the generator and feeds it into the compressor at between 4.5 and 30 barg (70 and 435 psig). > Compresses the hydrogen from the buffer tank to 430 barg (6250 psig) and fills the high pressure tanks. > Stores the gas in pressurized...

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