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Sprik, Sam

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Next Generation Hydrogen Station Composite Data Products: Retail Stations (Data through Quarter 3 of 2019)

This publication includes 98 composite data products (CDPs) produced for next generation hydrogen stations, with data through the third quarter of 2019. These CDPs include data from retail stations only and represent the following analysis categories: deployment, safety, maintenance and reliability, performance, cost, utilization, hydrogen quality, and component energy.

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DEPRECATED HDTADA (Hydrogen Dispenser Test Apparatus Data Analyzer) [SWRr-17-41]

DEPRECATED This repository was archived by the owner on Jun 30, 2026. It is now read-only. The Hydrogen Dispenser Test Apparatus (HDTA) is used to validate hydrogen fueling station performance. This software takes the data generated from HDTA and compares it to fueling standards CSA HGV4.3 and SAE J2601. The software generates plots and metrics for pressure, temperature and IR communications from the HDTA.

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Design Tool for Estimating Chemical Hydrogen Storage System Characteristics for Light-Duty Fuel Cell Vehicles

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has developed a vehicle framework model to simulate fuel cell-based light-duty vehicle operation for various hydrogen storage systems. This transient model simulates the performance of the storage system, fuel cell, and vehicle for comparison to DOE’s Technical Targets using four drive cycles/profiles. Chemical hydrogen storage models have been developed for the Framework model for both exothermic and endothermic materials. Despite the utility of such models, they require that material researchers input system design specifications that cannot be easily estimated. To address this challenge, a design tool has been developed that allows researchers to directly enter kinetic and thermodynamic chemical hydrogen storage material properties into a simple sizing module that then estimates the systems parameters required to run the storage system model. Additionally, this design tool can be used as a standalone executable file to estimate the storage system mass and volume outside of the framework model and compare it to the DOE Technical Targets. These models will be explained and exercised with existing hydrogen storage materials.

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