Publication detail
Reliability of commercially available hydrogen sensors for detection of hydrogen at critical concentrations: Part I Testing facility and methodologies
BOUŠEK, J. SALYK, O.
Original Title
Reliability of commercially available hydrogen sensors for detection of hydrogen at critical concentrations: Part I Testing facility and methodologies
English Title
Reliability of commercially available hydrogen sensors for detection of hydrogen at critical concentrations: Part I Testing facility and methodologies
Type
journal article
Language
en
Original Abstract
A facility for testing the performance of hydrogen safety sensors under a wide range of ambient conditions is described. A specific test protocol was developed to test sensors under conditions which could reasonably be expected during the sensors service life. The tests were based on those described in IEC 61779 and were adapted following consultation with car manufacturers and after careful consideration of the sensors expected service environmental conditions. The protocol was evaluated by using it to test a large number of commercially available sensors. Observations made and experience gained during the testing campaign allowed the test protocol to be fine-tuned bearing in mind the sensor performance and behaviour during tests. The result of this work is an experimentally evaluated methodology which may be used as a guideline for testing the suitability of hydrogen sensors for automotive applications. 2008 International Association for Hydrogen Energy. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
English abstract
A facility for testing the performance of hydrogen safety sensors under a wide range of ambient conditions is described. A specific test protocol was developed to test sensors under conditions which could reasonably be expected during the sensors service life. The tests were based on those described in IEC 61779 and were adapted following consultation with car manufacturers and after careful consideration of the sensors expected service environmental conditions. The protocol was evaluated by using it to test a large number of commercially available sensors. Observations made and experience gained during the testing campaign allowed the test protocol to be fine-tuned bearing in mind the sensor performance and behaviour during tests. The result of this work is an experimentally evaluated methodology which may be used as a guideline for testing the suitability of hydrogen sensors for automotive applications. 2008 International Association for Hydrogen Energy. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Keywords
Hydrogen sensor, Hydrogen detection, Safety, Test facility, Performance evaluation
RIV year
2008
Released
04.09.2008
Publisher
Elsevier Ltd.
Pages from
7648
Pages to
7657
Pages count
10
BibTex
@article{BUT47583,
author="Jaroslav {Boušek} and Ota {Salyk}",
title="Reliability of commercially available hydrogen sensors for detection of hydrogen at critical concentrations: Part I Testing facility and methodologies",
annote="A facility for testing the performance of hydrogen safety sensors under a wide range of
ambient conditions is described. A specific test protocol was developed to test sensors
under conditions which could reasonably be expected during the sensors service life. The
tests were based on those described in IEC 61779 and were adapted following consultation
with car manufacturers and after careful consideration of the sensors expected service
environmental conditions. The protocol was evaluated by using it to test a large number of
commercially available sensors. Observations made and experience gained during the
testing campaign allowed the test protocol to be fine-tuned bearing in mind the sensor
performance and behaviour during tests. The result of this work is an experimentally
evaluated methodology which may be used as a guideline for testing the suitability of
hydrogen sensors for automotive applications.
2008 International Association for Hydrogen Energy. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights
reserved.",
address="Elsevier Ltd.",
chapter="47583",
institution="Elsevier Ltd.",
journal="INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HYDROGEN ENERGY",
number="1",
volume="2008",
year="2008",
month="september",
pages="7648--7657",
publisher="Elsevier Ltd.",
type="journal article"
}