Event
Beginning: 05/07/24
End: 05/08/24
Location: Online
The second annual Hydrogen and Alternative Fuels Summit an SAE Sustainability Event, presented by SAE International brings together energy experts, mobility manufacturers, policy leaders to communicate the latest news, updates, challenges, and opportunities surrounding hydrogen and other alternative fuels.
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This free two-day, virtual event will feature HORIBA's own, Yugandhar Patil, Product Manager for Fuel Cells.
Mr. Patil will be speaking on Tuesday May 7th at 12:35 to 12:55 p.m. on the topic of "Setting Up Fuel Cell and Electrolyzer Series Production in Quality Assurance and EOL Testing".
The growing demand for clean energy solutions has sparked a significant increase in the production of fuel cells and electrolyzers, positioning them as critical technologies for hydrogen-based sustainable green energy. The establishment of mass production facilities for these components underscores the crucial role of quality assurance in guaranteeing product reliability and enhancing market competitiveness. Through the implementation of rigorous quality control measures across the manufacturing process, including comprehensive end-of-line testing, manufacturers can effectively mitigate risks linked to performance variations and uphold compliance with industry standards. This session will shed light on the challenges associated with end-of-line testing for fuel cells and electrolyzers within the context of mass production.
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- Hydrogen Energy | We introduce a wide range of analysis and measurement solutions and engineering to meet those technical challenges in the industrial fields such as Fuel Cell, Hydrogen Station, Water Electrolysis.
- Fuel Cell Evaluation | We support customers' development and production of fuel cells (FC) with a wide range of technologies from material evaluation to production process and performance evaluation of cells and stacks.
- Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles | Equipment for fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) development and testing.
- Fuel Cell Testing | With these testing systems, PEM fuel cells and their components can be evaluated within a temperature range from -40 °C up to 250 °C and a power range between 1 W and 250 kW.
