Article | REF: TRP3084 V1

Hydrogen Traction System in Railway

Author: Samuel HIBON

Publication date: April 10, 2024

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4. Filling hydrogen trains

4.1 Charging stations

The aim of a refuelling station is to deliver a sufficient daily quantity of hydrogen to the vehicles operating in its area.

There are different architectures depending on the manufacturer and the context, notably the origin of the hydrogen or its distribution pressure.

In all cases, each station has the following essential components for high-pressure hydrogen distribution (figure 15 ):

  • low-pressure storage of hydrogen ;

  • gas compression, to meet the needs of the vehicles available on the market;...

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