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3 Kenworth R&D Center, 485 Houser Way N., Renton, WA 98057
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Trailer Level
5 Kenworth R&D Center, 485 Houser Way N., Renton, WA 98057
Mobile Fueler Permitting Experience
•Typical permit application for mobile fuelers is a
temporary use permit
-No buildings constructed
-Short duration
-Site returns to same condition after deployment
8/18/20176 Air Products Internal Use Only
Revision 3; 2017
TECHNICAL DATA SHEET
EQUIPMENT: HF-150 MOBILE HYDROGEN FUELER
DISPENSER DETAILS:
Item Details
Vehicle Interface SAE J2600 Compliant, Drive away / Breakaway Protection
Wireless Telemetry Standard
Fill Types Per APCI fueling spec.
Fill Method PLC Automated Eight Tube Cascade
User Interface Controlled personnel access by PIN (personal identification number)
EQUIPMENT DETAILS:
Description Material Details/Comments
Storage Vessels High Strength Carbon Steel Meets D.O.T. Requirements
Valves Stainless Steel Per ASME B31.3
Relief Vent Stainless Steel Relief valve set point 7000psig (48 MPa)
Pressure Relief Device Brass Per ASME B31.3
Thermal Relief Device Rupture Disk Meets D.O.T. Requirements
SITE REQUIREMENTS:
Item Details
Foundations Required None – Can be sited on macadam, concrete, or gravel with proper supports
Electrical None – Self Contained Power (Solar Panel, battery operated)
Water None Required
Phone None – Wireless telemetry included
Grounding Rod Yes – required at site
Siting Distances Per NFPA 2 – Air Products should provide site evaluation
TRANSPORTATION REQUIREMENTS:
Item Details
Trailer Design Complies with 49 CFR
Transport Requirements Air Products Delivered and Set up for Operation, Tractor Trailer
AIR PRODUCTS ADDITIONAL SERVICES
HYDROGEN REPLENISHMENT
DELIVERY AND PICKUP
USAGE TRACKING
KNOWH2OWSM HYDROGEN SAFETY TRAINING
Design Parameters Specification Units of
Measure
Service Pressure 6,600 (45) psig (MPa)
Total Capacity 147 kg
Usable capacity for
H35 service
70-90 kg
Dispensing Pressures
(H35 service)
5,076 (35) psig (MPa)
Trailer Length 26 (7.9) feet (meters)
Trailer Width 8.5 (2.6) feet (meters)
Trailer Height 7.0 (2.2) Feet (meters)
Total Weight 43,500
(19,731)
pounds (kg)
Utilities Required None
Air Products Confidential , Rev. 3, 11/15 Page 1 of 2
Air Products SmartFuel® HF-150 HYDROGEN FUELER
The HF-150 Hydrogen Fueler is a self-contained 350 bar hydrogen fueling trailer that
holds approximately150 kg (63,450 SCF) of hydrogen at a maximum settled pressure of
6600 psig. It is pulled by a tractor, parked, and left in a secure location until it needs to be
refilled, at which point it may be taken to an Air Products facility for refilling or filled in
place. The HF-150 requires no utilities but may be powered by 120V if used for long
periods of time. The trailer must be grounded. When vehicles being fueled from the station
are not parked on concrete, a grounding connection is provided by the HF-150.
Below is a listing of the HF-150's major safety features:
General:
- Equipment sited in conjunction with customer with appropriate setbacks, compliant with
NFPA 2, "Hydrogen Technologies Code"
- Local and remote emergency stop buttons, which isolate all H2 storage tubes and
stop the flow of H2 during fueling.
- When idle or in an alarm state, the fueler is always considered to be in a safe
mode; all actuated valves are closed except during a normal fueling operation.
- Open top for maximum ventilation.
- Complete HAZOP analysis of fueler design
- Over a decade of successful operating experience: Eight HF-150 units are
currently operating in California
- PIN code to control access to fueling operation
Fueling Operation:
- The HF-150 is grounded when parked at all times. A ground connection is
provided for vehicle fueling.
- Fueling hose and vent hose breakaway connections.
- No Smoking, No Cell Phones, No Open Flames, and 350 Bar Hydrogen
Labeling in Fueling Hose Compartment, compliant with NFPA 2
- Leak detection systems for the dispenser when idle (between fuelings) and also
during fueling
- Use of hoses that significantly exceed burst pressure requirements.
Shutdowns:
The following table shows conditions that will shut down the fueler:
Control Action
E‐Stop (Remote) Close All Valves; System
Shutdown; Remove Power to
Control E‐Stop (Panel)
Hose Break
Close All Valves; Halt Fill Process;
Screen Display of System
Shutdown
Slow Leak
Excess Flow
Transmitter Failure
Low Temperature
Attachment 2- General and Safety Features of HF-150 Mobile Fuelers
Air Products Confidential , Rev. 3, 11/15 Page 2 of 2
High Temperature in Back
Cabinet Close All Valves; Halt Fill Process;
Screen Display of System
Shutdown; Energize External
Beacon
Hydrogen Gas Detected
at 25% of LFL (1%
Hydrogen) During Fueling