Toyota: Fuel cell (FC) module released: Air / hydrogen supply, cooling / power control
-Sold to the second generation “Mirai” FC product operator-
Toyota Motor:
On February 26, it announced that it will start selling fuel cell (FC) modules to FC product operators after the spring of 2021.
“Fuel cell (FC) module”:
FC stack of the second generation MIRAI
Air supply, hydrogen supply, cooling, power control, etc.Each FC system related part is compactly packaged in one.
There are two types of rated output, 60kW and 80kW.A total of 4 types are available, 2 types, vertical type (TypeI) and horizontal type (TypeII).
FC system modularization:
Mobility of buses, railroads and ships
Stationary generator, etc.We aim to have FC product developers and manufacturers for various purposes utilize it.
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Toyota Industries: Developed a small FC system and promoted hydrogen utilization as a group
Toyota Industries:
We have developed a small FC system for external sales with an output of 8 kW.
It will be sold for stationary and portable generators that can be used as emergency power sources.
Aim to bring it to market in two years.
Developed a small FC system:
For small mobility etc.
Output 24 kW,
Output 50 kW,We are also developing an FC system.
Provided for construction machinery, agricultural machinery, small mobility, etc.
Toyota Industries, which handles FC forklifts, is good at miniaturization technology.
Handles areas with outputs up to 50 kW.
For compressors and hydrogen circulation pumps:
The in-house FC stack was incorporated into a compressor, hydrogen circulation pump, etc.
It will be developed in a series together with Toyota modules.
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Toyota Develops Packaged Fuel Cell System Module to Promote the Hydrogen Utilization toward the Achievement of Carbon Neutrality
Toyota
developed the FC module utilizing technologies it cultivated through its development of FCEVs over many years,
as well as the knowledge and expertise accumulated in a variety of usage environments around the world and utilized in the Mirai.
The following section
describes the specific features of the module:
Highly versatile product lineup and high installability
Excellent safety/reliability and support structure for peace of mind during use
Excellent basic performance (high output and economical efficiency)
Corporate | Global Newsroom | Toyota Motor Corporation Official Global Website
https://global.toyota/en/newsroom/corporate/34799439.html
Toyota Develops Packaged Fuel Cell System Module to Promote the Hydrogen Utilization toward the Achievement of Carbon Neutrality
Toyota
developed the FC module utilizing technologies it cultivated through its development of FCEVs over many years,
as well as the knowledge and expertise accumulated in a variety of usage environments around the world and utilized in the Mirai.
The following section
describes the specific features of the module:
Highly versatile product lineup and high installability
Excellent safety/reliability and support structure for peace of mind during use
Excellent basic performance (high output and economical efficiency)
Corporate | Global Newsroom | Toyota Motor Corporation Official Global Website