Liquid hydrogen storage

Liquid hydrogen storage requires refrigeration to a temperature of 20 K, and the liquefaction process requires an industrial facility expending a minimum 

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Figure 5.10 Two types of liquid hydrogen storage systems.

Because of low cost, high purity and high surface area CNHs become attractive candidates for gas and/or liquid hydrogen storage. Indeed, recently it was reported isosteric heats of H2 adsorption corresponding to 100-120 meV energy for binding... 

See color insert following page 140.) Liquid hydrogen storage tank. (Courtesy of Linde Co.)... 

Days liquid hydrogen storage at central plant gate to ass ure high availability Note Nothing else depends on above ... 

Gursu, S., Sherif S.A., Veziroglu, T.N., and Sheffield, J.W. (1993) Analysis and optimization of thermal stratification and self-pressurization effects in liquid hydrogen storage systems — Part 1 Model development J. Energy Resources Technology, 115, 221—227. 

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