A hydrogen storage system comprises a substantially cylindrical reservoir having at least one axial neck accommodating a drawing device, a substantially parallelepipedal structure surrounding the reservoir, and a cage supporting the reservoir while gripping around the drawing device. The cage is secured to the structure with at least one interface part that is configured to deform and/or rupture in the event of impact in order that the cage remains secured to the drawing device and transmits little or no force to the drawing device.

A design and construction method for a Collapsible Cryogenic Storage Vessel can be used for storing cryogenic liquids. The vessel provides the ability to be packed for transport in a compact state and erected at the point of use. The vessel can be used multiple times. The vessel's volume can also be adjusted during use to minimize or eliminate head space in the vessel.

This invention describes a novel design and construction method for a Collapsible Cryogenic Storage Vessel that can be used for storing cryogenic liquids. The vessel provides the ability to be packed for transport in a compact state and erected at the point of use. The vessel can be used multiple times. The vessel's volume can also be adjusted during use to minimize or eliminate head space in the vessel.