US2011041307A1PendingUtilityA1
Replaceable cartridge for liquid hydrogen
Est. expiryMar 5, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Andreas Westenberger
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Abstract
A replaceable cartridge for coupling to a consumer or to a filling station, wherein the replaceable cartridge comprises at least one disconnectable connection coupling for connection to the consumer or the filling station. Furthermore, the replaceable cartridge comprises a tank for holding liquid hydrogen.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A method for handling a replaceable cartridge for coupling to a consumer system or to a filling station, the replaceable cartridge comprising at least one disconnectable connection coupling for connection to the consumer system or to the filling station and a tank for receiving liquid hydrogen, the method comprising the steps:
arranging or connecting the liquid hydrogen filled replaceable cartridge to a consumer system in an aircraft; and removing the replaceable cartridge when it is detected that a fill level of the replaceable cartridge has fallen below a preset value.
2 . A method for handling or keeping a replaceable cartridge for coupling to a consumer system or to a filling station, the replaceable cartridge comprising at least one disconnectable connection coupling for connection to the consumer system or to the filling station and a tank for receiving liquid hydrogen, the method comprising the steps:
connecting the liquid hydrogen filled replaceable cartridge to the consumer system or to the filling station; and automatically detecting by way of an encoding on the disconnectable connection coupling, information relating to the type of the replaceable cartridge so connected.
3 . The method for handling a replaceable cartridge of claim 2 , wherein the encoded information relating to the type of the connected replaceable cartridge comprises at least one of:
a type of filling; a temperature of the stored hydrogen; an average supply quantity of gaseous hydrogen to the consumer; a fill pressure; a shape; a tank size; a maximum removal quantity; an application; a maximum heat infeed; a maximum operating pressure; a nominal volume.
4 . A method for handling a replaceable cartridge for coupling to a consumer or to a filling station, the replaceable cartridge comprising at least one disconnectable connection coupling for connection to the consumer or to the filling station and a tank for receiving liquid hydrogen, the method comprising the steps of:
entrapping a catalyst in a space defined by a protective cap arranged above the disconnectable connection coupling; utilizing, by way of the entrapped catalyst, any hydrogen that evaporates from the connection coupling into said space.
5 . The method for handling a replaceable cartridge of claim 4 , wherein
the utilizing of the catalyst comprises converting of the evaporated hydrogen into water to prevent any accumulation of evaporating hydrogen.
6 . The method of claim 2 , wherein the consumer system is in an aircraft.
7 . The method of claim 4 , wherein the consumer is in an aircraft system.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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