Valve unit, on-tank valve and gas pressure tank system, in particular for fuel cell systems, and method for detecting a leakage
OwnerJan ANDREASinventor
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The present disclosure relates to a valve unit for a fuel supply system which is preferably adapted to supply a fuel cell system with fuel, comprising: at least one temperature detector, at least one pressure detector, and a safety valve integrated into a line section, wherein the safety valve can be adjusted between an open position, in which gas is able to flow through the line section, and a closed position, in which gas is not able to flow through the line section, wherein the temperature detector and the pressure detector are so disposed that they are able to detect a temperature and a pressure of the gas flowing through the line section in a state in which the gas is present at the closed safety valve in such a manner that it exerts pressure. The present disclosure relates further to an on-tank valve which can have all the features described in relation to the valve unit and differs from the valve unit only in that it is able to be mounted directly on a gas pressure tank. The present disclosure relates further to a gas pressure tank system for storing fuel, comprising: at least one gas pressure tank and a valve unit. Finally, the present disclosure relates to a method for detecting a possible leakage in a fuel supply system, and to a valve assembly.
A valve unit which is usable for a fuel supply system or a fire extinguishing system, comprising:
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A method for detecting a possible leakage in a fuel supply system including a gas pressure tank system for storing fuel, which is adapted to supply a fuel cell system with fuel, comprising the steps of:
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A valve assembly of a valve unit, which is used for a fire extinguishing system which uses nitrogen as the extinguishing agent, comprising:
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