Hydrogen storage, part 1
Compressed Gas Storage
- Storage of gaseous hydrogen in compressed gas cylinders is currently the most common form of H2 storage
- Experience in the field of natural gas storage
- Significant high pressures (between 200 and 350 bar - 700 bar are under development). LPG tanks (12 bar)
- For large volumes of stationary storage underground aquifers, salt and rock caverns
Compressed Gas Storage
Hydrogen Gas Cylinders
- Commercially available steel tanks are available with a volume of 10 to 50 liters and pressure of 100 to 300 bar.
- Mostly chromium-molybdenum steel