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Chapters
01SafetyWhat it is for, hydrogen, high-current DC and electrolyte, vent routing, PPE and emergency response. A stack has no built-in safety functions.Read →02Receiving and storageMoving it with lifting equipment, storage that prevents freezing, unpacking and inspection, and what is supplied against what you provide.Read →03Quick startNine steps: the BoP you need, the ports and line sizes, the electrolyte loop and hydrogen line, filling, the DC connection, the current ramp and first-run checks.Read →04Operation and shutdownThe four things to watch, level and water make-up, the limits and recommended values, low load, and the shutdown sequence.Read →05MaintenanceWhy not to open the stack and how MEAs are replaced, the check lists, when to change the electrolyte, cleaning, and reading the trend.Read →06Decommissioning and storageSafe shutdown and electrical disconnection, depressurising the gas paths, draining and sealing, storage and confirming a return.Read →
Specifications at a glance
Rated production6,900 NL/h · 15 kg/day46-cell design value
Rated power30 kW
Cell configuration46 cells
Production pressureH₂ side up to 10 barg