Energy Storage Laboratory
This product is a device designed for demonstrating and researching the working principles and applications of electrolyzers and hydrogen fuel cells. Its main components include a PEM electrolyzer, a hydrogen fuel cell, a water pump, a gas-water separator, and a water tank.
This device features rapid hydrogen production, stable gas flow, and adjustable hydrogen generation rate. It employs a direct connection between the electrolyzer and hydrogen fuel cell, utilizing a simultaneous hydrogen production and consumption for power generation without requiring a hydrogen storage tank. This design eliminates hydrogen accumulation-related safety hazards, ensuring high safety performance. The unit can be installed in laboratories, facilitating students 'understanding of the hydrogen fuel cell's operational process.
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Experimental Function
1.Can be used for understanding the principle and structure of electrolytic hydrogen production systems
2.Performance Analysis Test for Hydrogen Energy Storage Applications
3.Can be used for experiments on the output characteristics of fuel cells
4.Can be used for electrolysis efficiency testing experiments
Product Attributes
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Product Model |
ES107 |
Product Name |
Electrolytic hydrogen fuel cell experimental apparatus |
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Main Materials |
carbon steel 、PVC |
Dimensions |
1000×500×900mm |
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Product Weight |
55kg |
Operating Environment |
At room temperature, with relative humidity ≤85% |
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Input Power Supply |
Single-phase three-wire，220V±5%，50Hz/60Hz 110V±5%，50Hz/60Hz |
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Required Modules |
None |
Optional Modules |
None |
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