Electrolysis technology is now at a high level of maturity for alkaline or PEM (polymer electrolyte membrane) and is thus ready for industrialzation. But also new technologies like AEM (Anion Exchange Membrane) or SOEC (Solid Oxide Electrolyzer Cell) are in the making.
To satisfy the green hydrogen demand, the industry requires validated and robust solutions for which state of the art development methodologies and holistic testing tools are in high demand.
AVL is the innovation partner supporting every step in the industrialization from the first concept to in-field services with methodologies, know-how and tools.
Cell & Stack Testing Solutions Greenlight is the world's leading supplier of test stations for research on PEM and alkaline electrolyzer cell and stacks. The AVL partner company has been manufacturing test equipment for electrolyzers since 1996 and can provide references from major companies and research institutes worldwide.
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System Testing Solutions The system integration and in-field operation of electrolysis systems are major challenges for the industry. AVL's electrolysis system testing solution is a tailored development platform to satisfy the testing needs of complete electrolysis systems in the megawatt range.
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AVL has a unique advantage due to our global engineering centers and diverse customer base. This provides us with a comprehensive understanding of future market developments. Combined with the fact that we build and operate our own tech centers makes us perfectly suited to offer this expertise to our customers through consulting projects.
“Our testing solutions are designed to accelerate the transition of hydrogen production technologies from lower technology readiness levels to fully industrialized solutions.”
- Dr. Daniel Ritzberger, System Line Manager AVL List GmbH
A gas conditioning and consumption solution for hydrogen and other gaseous fuels. Learn more about this dedicated product to safely supply and condition gases for the testbed usage.
The Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) is an innovative stimulus response testing technology for checking the frequency-dependent internal resistance of electrochemical cells such as batteries or fuel cells.
Experts all agree: The energy system of the future is carbon neutral. However, there is less of a consensus when it comes to how to provide energy affordably, easily, and reliably. At AVL we deliver answers and solutions.
AVL PUMA 2™ Fuel Cell is our intuitive automation system for highly dynamic fuel cell system testing. It is the global industry standard for testbed automation.
AVL is actively shaping decarbonization through manufacturing processes for hydrogen that is produced as sustainably as possible.
Fuel cells and electrolyzers are excellent solutions for efficiently achieving a CO2-neutral future. Especially since their application is multifaceted. It ranges from vehicles of all sizes to energy generation and storage to the starting point for synthetic fuels (e-fuels). Develop and optimize targeted fuel cell systems by using our simulation.
In the search for green and sustainable mobility, AVL has addressed the challenges of developing and validating automotive fuel cell systems – from a single cell up to complete systems for various applications.
AVL's automation, simulation and data analysis solutions augment electrolysis testing needs and allow for the seamless integration and analysis of model based development methodologies and data analysis into the development and testing workflow
Highlights
Successful fuel cell and electrolyzer developments are built upon the three pillars of engineering, simulation, and testing, all of which are equally important.
Aiming at a drastic CO₂ reduction in industry and mobility, the world is currently facing the challenge of producing green hydrogen at affordable prices and in sufficient quantities.
Hydrogen effectively stores surplus energy from renewable sources. PEM electrolyzers dominate here thanks to their efficiency and performance. Our 3D multiphysics simulation provides detailed insights for the optimization of electrolyzers and material selection and you can discover more in our webinar.
With the demand for non-fossil energy, solid oxide fuel cell systems and electrolyzers have taken their place in stationary power generation. Their advantage is obvious: They are local, well-scalable and highly efficient systems.
New Technologies demand not just new testing methods and testing devices but also customized safety measures.