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Decide how much hydrogen you want to store in the tank. This capacity will affect the size and dimensions of the tank. Also, consider the energy requirements that the hydrogen will provide. In this case, the tank has to be 1-Liter Sized. | Decide how much hydrogen you want to store in the tank. This capacity will affect the size and dimensions of the tank. Also, consider the energy requirements that the hydrogen will provide. In this case, the tank has to be 1-Liter Sized. | ||
− | Select Tank Material | + | '''Select Tank Material''' |
Hydrogen tanks are typically made from materials that are strong and capable of withstanding high pressures. Common materials used include alloy steel or carbon fiber reinforced with epoxy resin. Make sure the selected material has sufficient resistance to hydrogen corrosion. | Hydrogen tanks are typically made from materials that are strong and capable of withstanding high pressures. Common materials used include alloy steel or carbon fiber reinforced with epoxy resin. Make sure the selected material has sufficient resistance to hydrogen corrosion. | ||
− | Determine Working Pressure | + | '''Determine Working Pressure''' |
Hydrogen can be stored in tanks either in compressed form or as a liquid. For compression storage, determine the working pressure based on your application needs. Higher working pressures require tanks with thicker and stronger walls. | Hydrogen can be stored in tanks either in compressed form or as a liquid. For compression storage, determine the working pressure based on your application needs. Higher working pressures require tanks with thicker and stronger walls. | ||
− | Design Tank Structure | + | '''Design Tank Structure''' |
Hydrogen tanks usually have a cylindrical design with end caps. In the design, consider structural strength, tank mass, and thermal performance to avoid leaks or structural failures. | Hydrogen tanks usually have a cylindrical design with end caps. In the design, consider structural strength, tank mass, and thermal performance to avoid leaks or structural failures. | ||
− | Consider Safety Systems | + | '''Consider Safety Systems''' |
Safety is a critical aspect of hydrogen tank design. Ensure that the tank is equipped with pressure relief valves, and other necessary safety features to reduce the risk of hazards or accidents. | Safety is a critical aspect of hydrogen tank design. Ensure that the tank is equipped with pressure relief valves, and other necessary safety features to reduce the risk of hazards or accidents. | ||
− | Cost Optimization | + | '''Cost Optimization''' |
Minimize costs by considering factors such as material selection, manufacturing processes, and economies of scale because in this case the maximum cost to spend is Rp 500.000. Explore different manufacturing techniques, such as filament winding or automated fiber placement, to optimize production costs. | Minimize costs by considering factors such as material selection, manufacturing processes, and economies of scale because in this case the maximum cost to spend is Rp 500.000. Explore different manufacturing techniques, such as filament winding or automated fiber placement, to optimize production costs. | ||
− | Test and Validation | + | '''Test and Validation''' |
Once the design is complete, conduct testing and validation to ensure the tank meets the required standards and safety regulations. Pressure tests, leak tests, and strength tests are some examples of tests that can be performed. | Once the design is complete, conduct testing and validation to ensure the tank meets the required standards and safety regulations. Pressure tests, leak tests, and strength tests are some examples of tests that can be performed. |
Revision as of 23:25, 2 June 2023
Introduction
Saya Faza saya cinta metnum
Pertemuan 26/05/2023
Pada pertemuan pertama ini saya dapat memahami bahwa metode numerik merupakan suatu metode penyelesaian dimana untuk menyelesaikan suatu masalah menggunakan pendekatan pendekatan. Kesadaran diri dan pemikiran yang terbuka memainkan peran penting dalam kehidupan kita. Pak DAI menjelaskan sekilas tentang penugasan kepada mahasiswa untuk mendesain tabung hydrogen 8 bar dengan batasan berupa produksi dari tabung tersebut harus kurang dari Rp500.000 . tugas ini diberikan karena mengingat energy hydrogen ini di masa depan diharapkan bisa menjadi solusi
Design & Optimization of Pressurized Hydrogen Storage
Objective : Design and Optimization Of Pressurized Hydrogen Storage
Spesification :
Capacity : 1 Litres
Pressure Level : 8 bar
Limitation : Cost should not exceed Rp.500.000
Week 1 progress :
Designing a hydrogen system requires careful consideration to ensure both safety and efficiency. If you are using Google to learn about the steps involved in creating a hydrogen system, here are the key steps typically followed: Determine the Capacity and Size:
Decide how much hydrogen you want to store in the tank. This capacity will affect the size and dimensions of the tank. Also, consider the energy requirements that the hydrogen will provide. In this case, the tank has to be 1-Liter Sized.
Select Tank Material
Hydrogen tanks are typically made from materials that are strong and capable of withstanding high pressures. Common materials used include alloy steel or carbon fiber reinforced with epoxy resin. Make sure the selected material has sufficient resistance to hydrogen corrosion.
Determine Working Pressure
Hydrogen can be stored in tanks either in compressed form or as a liquid. For compression storage, determine the working pressure based on your application needs. Higher working pressures require tanks with thicker and stronger walls.
Design Tank Structure
Hydrogen tanks usually have a cylindrical design with end caps. In the design, consider structural strength, tank mass, and thermal performance to avoid leaks or structural failures.
Consider Safety Systems
Safety is a critical aspect of hydrogen tank design. Ensure that the tank is equipped with pressure relief valves, and other necessary safety features to reduce the risk of hazards or accidents.
Cost Optimization
Minimize costs by considering factors such as material selection, manufacturing processes, and economies of scale because in this case the maximum cost to spend is Rp 500.000. Explore different manufacturing techniques, such as filament winding or automated fiber placement, to optimize production costs.
Test and Validation
Once the design is complete, conduct testing and validation to ensure the tank meets the required standards and safety regulations. Pressure tests, leak tests, and strength tests are some examples of tests that can be performed.