SMAHRT - Scalable Modular Ammonia to Hydrogen Refueling Terminal
SMAHRT - 可扩展模块化氨加氢终端
基本信息
- 批准号:83396
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 6.92万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Small Business Research Initiative
- 财政年份:2020
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2020 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The aim to reduce the carbon footprint of transport, or to at least become a carbon neutral society, is currently a main driver for introducing zero emission fuels on a wide scale (domestic, industry, power and transport) and in particular the Aviation and Marine sectors. Green Hydrogen and Green Ammonia, for which hydrogen is produced by electrolysis from renewable energy sources, can be considered to have zero carbon emission and fulfil the most ambitious environmental sustainability goals. The UN's shipping agency - International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has agreed to sector-wide targets to pursue a 70% reduction of emission intensity (from Ports and Vessels) and a 50% overall emission reduction within shipping by 2050\. The UN, through the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), has similarly adopted the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA). The object of the SMAHRT project (Scalable Modular Ammonia to Hydrogen Refuelling Terminals) is to design, build, install and operate the infrastructure required to refuel marine vessels and ground support vehicles at Seaports (and Airports) with compressed Green Hydrogen produced on-site from Ammonia as the liquid carrier for hydrogen transport, delivery, storage and bunkering (i.e. refuelling of vessels). SMAHRT is an integral feature of the Dock-to-Dock ("D2D") project and its "Smart-Multiport". The objective of D2D is to repurpose port infrastructures to be an essential component of future Smart Cities in their drive towards zero emissions and energy efficient, integrated and sustainable transportation solutions of which SMAHRT is essential. The innovation of SMAHRT is the development of modular, containerised, liquid ammonia cracking to hydrogen equipment with purification, compression, storage and distribution infrastructure, only seen in large scale static Ammonia plants. SMAHRT will not only sit within the seaport/airport infrastructure but will also be capable of being loaded onto the emerging new generation of electric autonomous zero emission ships (eAZE) as a compact source of continuous onboard hydrogen supply, or, when integrated with a fuel-cell, a self-contained source of electrical power for hybrid-electric vessels The containerised SMAHRT would be periodically resupplied with liquefied ammonia, benefiting from the ease of transport and relative high density of ammonia (2x the density of liquid hydrogen).. SMAHRT will facilitate the growth of hydrogen fuel cell (H2FC) powered vessels and ground transport thus "_Accelerating the shift to low carbon transport"._ This is an essential component for both the Maritime and Aviation sectors in meeting the zero emissions targets set by the UN.
减少交通运输的碳足迹,或至少成为碳中和社会的目标,是目前大规模引入零排放燃料的主要驱动力(国内,工业,电力和运输),特别是航空和海洋部门。绿色氢气及绿色氨气(氢气乃由可再生能源电解产生)可被视为零碳排放及实现最具雄心的环境可持续发展目标。联合国航运机构-国际海事组织(IMO)已同意全部门目标,到2050年将排放强度(港口和船舶)减少70%,并将航运业的总体排放量减少50%。联合国通过国际民用航空组织(ICAO)也采用了类似的国际航空碳抵消和减少计划(CORSIA)。SMAHRT项目(可扩展模块化氨到氢加油终端)的目标是设计、建造、安装和运营在海港(和机场)为船舶和地面支持车辆加油所需的基础设施,这些基础设施使用现场由氨生产的压缩绿色氢作为氢运输、交付、储存和加油(即船舶加油)的液体载体。SMAHRT是Dock-to-Dock("D2D")项目及其"Smart-Multiport"的一个组成部分。D2D的目标是重新调整港口基础设施的用途,使其成为未来智慧城市的重要组成部分,以实现零排放和节能,综合和可持续的交通解决方案,其中SMAHRT至关重要。SMAHRT的创新在于开发模块化、集装箱化的液氨裂解制氢设备,该设备具有净化、压缩、储存和分配基础设施,仅在大型静态氨厂中可见。SMAHRT不仅将位于海港/机场基础设施内,而且还能够装载到新兴的新一代电动自主零排放船舶(eAZE)上,作为船上连续氢气供应的紧凑来源,或者,当与燃料电池集成时,作为混合动力船舶的独立电源。集装箱SMAHRT将定期补充液化氨,这得益于易于运输和氨的相对高密度(2倍于液态氢的密度)。SMAHRT将促进氢燃料电池(H2FC)动力船舶和地面运输的发展,从而“加速向低碳运输的转变”。这是海事和航空部门实现联合国零排放目标的重要组成部分。
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吉治仁志 他: "イラスト医学&サイエンスシリーズ血管の分子医学"羊土社(渋谷正史編). 125 (2000)
Hitoshi Yoshiji 等人:“血管医学与科学系列分子医学图解”Yodosha(涉谷正志编辑)125(2000)。
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