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BENKAN KIKOH Gas Accumulator

Made in Japan
Manufacturer : BENKAN KIKOH

Design pressure
(MPa)
Outer Diameter (mm)
267.4318.5355.6406.4
16.2
(16.5 for 406.4 outside diameter)
Internal Volume (L)350495620710
Length (mm)8000800080007065
Weight (kg)63590011051280
21.6
(22.2 for 406.4 outside diameter)
Internal Volume (L)330465580575
Length (mm)8000800080006140
Weight (kg)815114514101415
28.0Internal Volume (L)305425530525
Length (mm)8000800078005800
Weight (kg)995144016751465
30.0Internal Volume (L)295420450490
Length (mm)8000800068105540
Weight (kg)1060148515451485
45.0Internal Volume (L)250300300
Length (mm)800067005370
Weight (kg)142016551615

*Pressures and dimensions other than those listed above will be designed when contacting us.

Pressurized storage batteries for hydrogen stations (gas storage units)

A hydrogen station is a facility that supplies hydrogen to fuel cell vehicles (FCVs).

We manufacture and sell accumulators (gas accumulators) for hydrogen stations which are made of materials that are safe in the high pressure hydrogen environment.

Effect of material strength in hydrogen environment

  • The figure on the right shows the change in notch strength when using notched Cr-Mo (SCM435) steel samples and other materials with different material strengths at different tempering temperatures.
  • The notch tensile test is a test in which a notch is made in the center of the test piece to induce a stress concentration that can significantly reveal the embrittlement property of the material.
  • As the tensile strength increases above 1000 N/mm2, the susceptibility to hydrogen embrittlement increases significantly.

Durability of materials used in storage devices for hydrogen stations

  • As shown in the table below, there is concern about the effects of hydrogen embrittlement when SCM435 steel is used for the battery material at the specified strength.
  • It is recommended to use SCM435 steel with a controlled upper limit of 950 N/mm2 for tensile strength based on literature such as Hinotani et al.* to reduce susceptibility to embrittlement of the hydrogen atmosphere in the medium. high pressure hydrogen field.

Strength range of materials used in accumulators for hydrogen stations

Material nameTensile Strength (N/  mm2  )Test stress 0.2% (N/mm  2  )Comment
JIS G 4105 (1979) SCM435930 and up785 and upAccording to the standard example specific rules
SCM435
(strength reducing material)
840-950685 and upSpecial Authorization (preliminary assessment application)

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