It is proposed a plastic liner for the storage of hydrogen, comprising: a first barrier layer (3), a second barrier layer (7) configured to be an inner layer in contact with hydrogen, at least one intermediate layer arranged between the first and the second barrier layers, wherein the second barrier layer (7) has a lower hydrogen permeability than said at least intermediate layer such that the second barrier layer (7) slows down the migration of hydrogen inside said at least one intermediate layer.

Systems and methods for a heated gas cylinder assembly are disclosed. The heated gas cylinder assembly may comprise a cylinder shell and a heat exchanger disposed within the cylinder shell. The heat exchanger and the cylinder shell may define an interior chamber configured to hold a gas mixture. The heat exchanger may comprise an inner bore configured to receive a pyrotechnic composition. In response to igniting the pyrotechnic composition, the heat exchanger may provide thermal conduction to the gas mixture. The gas mixture may be simultaneously heated and released, or the gas mixture may be preheated before release.

A set of fittings for a fuel tank including an elongated stem and a ferrule. The stem includes an elongated coupling body at one end configured to couple within a cavity defined by an end of a fuel tank liner. The ferrule includes a ferrule body having a first ferrule end and a second ferrule end; a lip defining a coupling orifice at the first ferrule end with the stem being operable to extend though the coupling orifice and engaging the lip, and a ferrule cavity defined by the ferrule body that extends between the first and second ferrule ends and opening to the coupling orifice at the first ferrule end and a ferrule opening at the second ferrule end, the ferrule cavity configured to surround the end of the fuel tank liner.

A liquid container refill management system including a machine learning algorithm and method of training the same, the system and method making use of noninvasive tank-in-tank measuring techniques. The system can comprise of a container fill level indicator. The container fill level indicator can be capable of detecting a vibration response signal on the outer surface of a container, wherein the system is capable of transmitting the response signal to a remote data processor for processing using a trained machine learning algorithm. The trained machine learning algorithm can be trained by the process of selecting model inputs and outputs to define an internal structure of the machine learning algorithm, applying a collection of input and output data samples to train the machine learning algorithm, and verifying the accuracy of the machine learning algorithm by applying input data samples and comparing received output values with expected output values.

The invention is a container (200) for a system for storing and restoring heat, comprising a vessel including means for injecting and withdrawing a gas to be cooled or reheated. The vessel is limited by a first jacket formed from concrete (203) surrounded by a thermally insulating layer (206), which is surrounded by a steel shell (204). The vessel comprises at least two modules formed from concrete (210) located one above the other and centered to form a first jacket from concrete (203). Each module formed from concrete comprises a volume limited by a side wall formed from concrete (211) and a perforated base formed from concrete (205) The volume contains a fixed bed of particles of a material for the storage and restitution of heat (207).

A method of producing hydrogen comprises electrolysing water to produce a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen gases. passing the mixture into a chamber containing a hydrogen storage medium to store the hydrogen by adsorption therein, venting the oxygen from the chamber, and subsequently treating the hydrogen storage medium to release the hydrogen stored therein. Apparatus for producing hydrogen from water comprises an electrolyser unit (1, 2) having mounted thereon a chamber (5) in communication with a gas outlet (3) from the electrolyser. the chamber containing a hydrogen storage medium (4) and being provided with means (8) for venting oxygen from the chamber.

An apparatus for assembling a solid hydrogen storage system includes a lower support installed to support a lower side of material blocks to be assembled, split covers assembled in multiple stages on an upper side of the lower support and forming therein a closed space in which the material blocks are capable of being assembled, the split covers being configured to be separated in a horizontal direction, and gas injection ports provided in the split covers to inject an inert gas into an inner space of the split covers.

A system for capturing and redirecting carbon emissions to a greenhouse is a system that reduces the levels of air pollution by capturing CO2 to grow plantation. The system includes a filtering mechanism, a pressure vessel, and a greenhouse. The filtering mechanism captures pollutants from an emissions stream to release clean air. The pressure vessel holds CO2 from the captured pollutants to be released into the greenhouse. The greenhouse enables the CO2 to be absorbed by the housed plantation for photosynthesis. The filtering mechanism includes a polluted stream inlet, a direct air capture (DAC) mechanism, a clean stream outlet, and a carbon dioxide (CO2) outlet. The polluted stream inlet enables the inflow of the emissions stream. The DAC mechanism enables the inflow of surrounding air. The clean stream outlet enables the outflow of clean air. The CO2 outlet enables the outflow of the captured CO2 towards the pressure vessel.

For improving storage of hydrogen in a vehicle, a hydrogen tank assembly is provided for a vehicle. The hydrogen tank assembly includes an inner tank wall defining a hydrogen tank volume configured for storing liquid hydrogen; and an outer hydrogen collector defining, together with the inner tank wall, at least one cavity outside of the hydrogen tank volume and including at least one hydrogen outlet for leading gaseous hydrogen which leaks from the hydrogen tank through the inner tank wall into the at least one cavity to a hydrogen storage or a hydrogen consumer.

A hydrogen fueling system for vehicles includes a hydrogen storage tank holding liquid hydrogen, 400 to 500 bar storage systems for compressed hydrogen, and hydrogen dispensers providing fuel to vehicles. A pump circulates hydrogen from the storage tank through a heat conditioning system to the dispenser at a desired fueling temperature. A control system manages pump flow through the dispenser supply system, precooling the dispensers and supplementing flow from storage when fueling vehicles with onboard storage exceeding 250 liters. This system efficiently delivers hydrogen fuel to vehicles, ensuring optimal fueling conditions and accommodating varying storage capacities.