Calibration of a pressure sensor in a hydrogen storage system
AssigneeGM Global Technology Operations LLC
InventorsRainer Pechtold, Michael Leykauf, Ingo Hermann
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AssigneeGM Global Technology Operations LLC
InventorsRainer Pechtold, Michael Leykauf, Ingo Hermann
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A method and system for automatically calibrating a pressure sensor in a hydrogen storage system for a fuel cell vehicle. A low-range pressure sensor in the fuel cell system, which has much greater accuracy at low pressure readings, is used to calibrate a high-range pressure sensor in the hydrogen storage system. This calibration can only be done when a pressure regulator situated between the two sensors is in a fully open position. In such a condition, the high-range sensor can be calibrated to the value of the low-range sensor, thus improving the accuracy of the high-range sensor's readings. The calibration can be a simple setting of the high-range sensor to the value of the low-range sensor under static conditions, or the calibration can be done while gas is flowing from the hydrogen storage system to the fuel cell by accounting for the pressure drop between the two sensors.
A method for calibrating a pressure sensor in a gas storage system, said gas storage system including one or more pressure vessels for storing a gas, where the gas is provided by the gas storage system to a downstream device, said method comprising:
A method for calibrating a pressure sensor in a hydrogen storage system for a fuel cell in a vehicle, said hydrogen storage system including one or more pressure vessels for storing hydrogen gas, where the hydrogen gas is provided by the hydrogen storage system to the fuel cell, said method comprising;
A self-pressure-calibrating hydrogen storage system for a fuel cell, said hydrogen storage system comprising:
A self-pressure-calibrating hydrogen storage system for a fuel cell, said hydrogen storage system comprising:
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