Testing, inspection and certification for hydrogen mobility and refueling
- Kiwa has an extensive testing capability including a state-of-the-art testing laboratory for hydrogen vehicle components.
- We provide independent, honest and actionable solutions for you hydrogen mobility and refueling challenges.
- Specifically, the testing and certification services concern the individual components of the vehicles fuel line powered by LPG, CNG, LNG and Hydrogen, as well as electromagnetic compatibility and climate tests.
Features
- Testing, Inspection and Certification of tanks and mobility components, up to 4000bar (domestic vehicles, trucks, trains)
- Certification of Hydrogen vehicles
- Certification of Hydrogen filling stations
- Certification of Pressure Equipment Directive, Inspection and Certification(PED)
- Conformity against ISO / TS 19880 Gaseous Hydrogen — Fuelling stations
- WBDA 2016, assessment pressure equipment and assembly
- PGS 35, assessment hydrogen delivery installations for road vehicles
- ATEX assessment
- Quality and safety studies on the contamination of hydrogen in a repurposed gas distribution system and clean-up required for Hydrogen vehicles
- Location studies and optimization looking at Hydrogen bunkering and refuelling
- Technical and financial audits aimed at identifying risks and opportunities of Hydrogen purification projects and for the conversion of gas networks
- Technical assistance on boil-off management system, including definition of technical requirements to BMS systems, calculation of dimensions, preparation of technical drawings, building and testing of prototypes, series manufacturing
- Transportable Pressure Equipment Directive, Inspection and Certification (TPED).
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Applications
- Certification services
- Consulting services
- Production services
- Safety services
- Testing Services
Use cases
- Toyota Mirai project
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