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Pressure Vessel

Pressure Vessel

Introduction
A pressure vessel is a specially designed container that stores hydrogen gas at high pressure—commonly used in vehicles and refuelling stations.

🔗 Read more
Hydrogen Storage Tanks – Department of Energy

🧠 What It Means

  • Hydrogen is stored at 350–700 bar in these vessels.

  • Built with carbon fibre, steel, or composite materials.

  • Designed to withstand extreme conditions safely.

Key Challenges

  • Manufacturing is complex and expensive.

  • Safety must be rigorously tested.

  • High-pressure tanks require strong regulation and certification.

🦁 Muzaffar’s Comment

“These tanks are built like armour. They’re critical for keeping hydrogen safe in motion.”

🦉 Sameer’s Comment

“It’s mad how much pressure they handle—literally hundreds of times more than a car tyre!”

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