The Hydrogen Data - Sharing Site
The Hydrogen Data - Sharing Site

Hydrogen Quality Data

The following H2 Quality Station Data reports are placed in order received for the H2Protocol.com site. To submit data write an email or click contact us.

1) Mapping of Hydrogen Fuel Quality in Europe:  RESULTS FROM H2-FUEL GAS QUALITY Sampling and Analysis according to ISO 14687-2 and SAE J2719.

Source: Dr. Thor Aarhau, Ole S. Kjos, Alain Ferber, Jong Pyong Hsu, and Thomas Bacquart

Location: Multiple Hydrogen Fueling Stations Located around Europe

 

Source: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fenrg.2020.585334/full. Also See below

Mapping of Hydrogen Fuel Quality in Europe
As part of FCH-JU funded HyCoRA project running from 2014 to 2017, 28 gaseous and 13 particulate samples were collected from hydrogen refueling stations in Europe.
Mapping of Hydrogen Fuel Quality in Euro[...]
Adobe Acrobat document [1.2 MB]

2) H2Moves Scandinavia:  RESULTS FROM H2-FUEL GAS QUALITY Sampling and Analysis according to ISO 14687-2 and SAE J2719.

Source: Dr. Thor Aarhaug, Sintef (Norway)

 

Location: Multiple Hydrogen Fueling Stations Located around Oslo, Norway 

 

Source, see below:

H2 Moves Scandinavia
H2 Quality Data and data sampling report including hydrogen quality sampling adapter description and test methodology.
H2MovesScandinavia_D7.4 (2).pdf
Adobe Acrobat document [2.4 MB]

3) California State University, Los Angeles (CSULA):  RESULTS FROM H2-FUEL GAS QUALITY Sampling and Analysis according to SAE J2719/ ASTM D.O3 Standards.

Source: Dr. J.P. Hsu, Smart  Chemistry, Michael Dray, CSULA (USA)

 

Location: Los Angeles USA

 

Source See below:

H2 Quality Data Sampled from a Hydrogen Station at California State University at Los Angeles
H2 Quality California State University a[...]
Compressed archive in ZIP format [4.2 MB]

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