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Innovative Hydrogen Solutions: Sustainable Energy for Urban Mobility

Discover the cutting-edge hydrogen infrastructure proposed by Powered City Group Five, focusing on renewable energy and sustainability. With 10 strategically located stations offering 8 dispensers and an impressive capacity to deliver 10,140,750 kg of hydrogen annually, our initiative aims to revolutionize urban mobility. Each station supports a powerful combination of solar energy and reliable hydrogen sources, ensuring safety with advanced detection and shut-off systems. This multi-million dollar project is designed for efficiency, convenience, and harmony within city layouts, paving the way for a greener future.

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Innovative Hydrogen Solutions: Sustainable Energy for Urban Mobility

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  1. H2 Powered City Group Five Myles Davis Abdullah Albaijan Dylan Seagraves Daniel Goff

  2. Hydrogen Sources and Information • Pipelines • Reformers • H2 • 350 Barr • 700 Barr • CNG/HCNG

  3. Solar Energy • 23,000 sq. ft. • 368,000 Kw/hr per year • 31,000 Kw/hr per month avg

  4. Station Layout • Sustainability • Convenience • Harmony

  5. Station Layout

  6. City layout and Capacity • 10 stations • 8 pumps • 10,140,750 Kg-H2/yr total • 2778Kg-H2/station/day H2 Station Locations

  7. Cost Estimate • Land and Development • $25 Million per station • H2 equipment • $14 Million per station • Total initial investment (All stations) • $316 Million

  8. Safety No smoking Several Hydrogen detectors Breakaway nozzles Over pressure protection Remote shut off capability Shut off valves Fire Suppression Dispensing procedures Temperature and Pressure Limits Operator training for all employees

  9. Sources • Slide one • PSU logo http://www.personal.psu.edu/lnl/ist/ • Air Products car http://www.paenergyfest.com/photos10.shtml • Air Products logo http://www.engr.psu.edu/mep/PREF.html • Slide two • Air Products logo (slides 2-7) https://engineering.purdue.edu/ASME/sponsors.html • PSU logo (slides 2-7) http://www.pennstategolfschools.com/ • Gulf Coast Pipeline Map http://www.airliquide.com/en/our-offer/products/pipelines.html • Slide three • Convenience store and canopy solar http://newenergynews.blogspot.com/2007_09_01_archive.html • Canopy Solar http://solarpowerauthority.com/bp-gas-stations-with-solar-canopies/ • Slide four • Reformers http://www.powergenworldwide.com/ • Solar Panel http://www.solarenergyfact.org/ • Snacks http://www.myhealthblog.org/ • Semi-truck http://www.therunningmancourier.com/ • Tire http://bigotiresreno.com/reno-nv-tires-and-wheels.htm • Traffic congestion http://thetransitpass.wordpress.com • Slide five • Texas City Map http://www.city-data.com/zips/77590.html

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