Liquid hydrogen tanks

Projektet syftar till att utveckla ultralätta flygplanstankar för flytande väte (LH2). Projektet skall studera gasgenomsläpplighet och uppkomst av mikrosprickor vid den extremt låga temperaturen hos flytande väte. Kunskapen demonstreras genom att dimensionera, tillverka och prova kompletta tankar i kompositmaterial vid relevanta temperaturer och tryck. Energimyndigheten bedömer att projektet har potential att bidra till fossilfritt flyg.

Start date 01/07/2021

End date 30/12/2022

Project members
Funding

Leif Asp

Professor at the division of Material and Computational Mechanics, Department of Industrial and Materials Science

Professor Asp’s research is focused on efficient design methodologies for carbon fibre composite transport applications. The research relies on more than twenty-five years’ experience in damage...
Martin Fagerström

Associate Professor at the division of Material and Computational Mechanics, Department of Industrial and Materials Science

Martin Fagerström is Associate Professor in Solid Mechanics. He conducts research on the computational modelling of damage and fracture of lightweight materials, with emphasis on fibre reinforced...
Olle Haglund Nilsson

Teaching Assistant at Material and Computational Mechanics at the department of Industrial and Materials Science
Robin Olsson

Associate Professor at the division of Material and Computational Mechanics, Department of Industrial and Materials Science

Robin Olsson has done research in composite mechanics since 1988, including work at the Swedish Aeronautical Research Institute and at Imperial College London. Since 2008 he works at Swerea SICOMP in...
Sena Otlu

Teaching Assistant at Material and Computational Mechanics at the department of Industrial and Materials Science

Funded by

Swedish Energy Agency (Public, Sweden)

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