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Alumoline Project: Aluminum-Fuelled Hydrogen Golf Cart Instrumentation

Join the A.F.C.I. team led by Naman Chopra to develop instrumentation for the Alumoline technology, monitoring hydrogen system readings and displaying data on a dashboard like the Nissan GT-R. Project involves fuel-cell reactor, sensors, and battery pack integration.

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Alumoline Project: Aluminum-Fuelled Hydrogen Golf Cart Instrumentation

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  1. Alumoline Fuel-Cell Instrumentation Nissan GT-R A.F.C.I. – Group 12

  2. A.F.C.I. Team Members • Naman Chopra (Team Leader) • Suan-Aik Yeo • Ronny Wijaya • Darin Tanaka

  3. Project Overview • Instrumentation and analysis system for a aluminum-fuelled hydrogen-powered golf cart. • Primary goal: aid in very promising hydrogen-fuel technology codenamed “Alumoline”. • Sensors to monitor important hydrogen system readings. • Dashboard display similar to Toyota Prius and Nissan GT-R.

  4. Diagram 2Al + 3H2O --> 3H2 + Al2O3 + heat  Reactor Fuel-Cell H2O H2 Drive Motor __ AL - + Car Battery Pack

  5. Project Specific Success Criteria • An ability to receive signals from various sensors (temp., pressure, fuel level). • An ability to translate the sensor signals into meaningful data. • An ability to store data on external memory. • An ability to correctly display data on the LCD display. • An ability to correctly receive user input from the touch screen.

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