Hydrogen energy and new energy


Focus on the safety control of high-pressure hydrogen (35/70MPa) and liquid hydrogen (-253℃). In hydrogen refueling stations, valves need to address sealing failure caused by "permeation embrittlement" of high-pressure hydrogen; in liquid hydrogen storage and transportation, special low-temperature materials need to be used to prevent cold brittleness; in PEM electrolyzers, they need to withstand high-potential oxidative corrosion.

Hydrogen energy and new energy

Focus on the safety control of high-pressure hydrogen (35/70MPa) and liquid hydrogen (-253℃). In hydrogen refueling stations, valves need to address sealing failure caused by "permeation embrittlement" of high-pressure hydrogen; in liquid hydrogen storage and transportation, special low-temperature materials need to be used to prevent cold brittleness; in PEM electrolyzers, they need to withstand high-potential oxidative corrosion.

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