Webinar 'Mythen entlarven - die Wasserstoff Kraftstoffwirtschaft'

Webinar 'Mythen entlarven - die Wasserstoff Kraftstoffwirtschaft'

Ist Wasserstoff wirklich eine sichere, kostengünstige und saubere Kraftstoffquelle? Durchaus - wenn es richtig gehandhabt wird.

Während unseres Webinars am 29.06.2022 werden wir über die wesentlichen Herausforderungen bei der Arbeit mit Wasserstoff sprechen und erklären, wie das richtige Fluidsystem-Design und Engineering dabei helfen kann, diese Herausforderungen zu bewältigen. Bitte berücksichtigen Sie, dass das Webinar in englischer Sprache abgehalten wird.

*Diese Veranstaltung ist auf Englisch

Hydrogen holds the unique distinction of being the world’s only viable fuel source that can meet the performance criteria of light- and heavy-duty vehicles while having a net-zero impact on CO2 emissions when it is generated, stored, transported, and dispensed in an environmentally sustainable manner.

However, the growth of the H2 fueling economy is the subject of many misperceptions that may be hindering its global acceptance and adaptation. Myths persist around hydrogen’s efficiency, safety, cost-effectiveness, and environmental impact as a fuel source.

This webinar will address each of these myths and discuss the role that fluid system design and engineering can play in overcoming H2 fueling challenges, propelling the industry forward. ​

Speaker: Chuck Hayes

Chuck Hayes is a 30-year veteran of Swagelok Company, a world leader in the development of fluid system products, assemblies, and services. He has spent the last 25 years developing a wide range of fluid system products and the past 20 years focused exclusively on fitting technology for alternative fuel applications.

Chuck currently holds 7 patents in the US and numerous patents internationally. He is an active member of CSA (Canadian Standards Association Group) committees for both CNG and Hydrogen and has recently been the chair of HGV (Hydrogen Gas Vehicles) 4.10 for fittings. Chuck also sits on ISO-TC97 (Technical Committee) and participates in international working groups. During his time as Principal Applications Engineer for the transportation market, Chuck has supported numerous on-vehicle platform development projects globally.

Today, he concentrates most of his time on the development of hydrogen mobility solutions for both infrastructure and on-vehicle applications. Outside of work, Chuck has been an active leader in the Boy Scouts of America movement and serves as Scoutmaster for a troop that has recently welcomed 2 of the first female Eagle Scouts in the nation. He also runs an Explorer Scouts post focused on engineering with local high school students at Swagelok.