FUELCELL H-1000 Manuel utilisateur
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Model No.: FCS-C1000
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Disclaimer
This manual incorporates safety guidelines and recommendations. However, it is not intended to
cover all situations. It is the responsibility of the customer to meet all local safety requirements and
to ensure safety during operation, maintenance and storage of the H-1000 stack.
Although all efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information
contained in this document, Horizon reserves the right to change the information at any time and
assumes no liability for its accuracy.
Actions that will void the fuel cell and controller warranty:
●Attempt, under any circumstance, to disassemble or inappropriately tamper with the
fuel cell.
●Operate the fuel cell with a controller not designed and built by Horizon for the specific
fuel cell.
●Operate the fuel cell with valves and blowers, that are not provided by Horizon for the
specified fuel cell and controller.
●Disassemble the fuel cell.
●Disassemble the controller.
●Operating the fuel cell and controller that is not in the setup and/or specified in the
user manual provide for the specific product.
●Operate the fuel cell stack without the controller produced by Horizon or with the
controller not produced by Horizon.
Do not attempt, under any circumstance, to disassemble or
inappropriately tamper with the fuel cell. There will be no repair,
replace or refund should disassembly or tampering occur. If you have
questions or need help with regards to the fuel cell and its technology
please contact:
sales@fuelcellearth.com
IMPORTANT
In order for the warranty to come into effect the stack must be registered on the Horizon
Warranty Page at: www.horizonfuelcell.com/warranty.htm
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1. Safety.............................................................................................. 1
2. Terminology....................................................................................... 6
3. Stack and System Component Information...................................... 7
4. TechnicalSpecifications................................................................... 11
5. System Set Up.................................................................................. 12
6. Notes for the set up .......................................................................... 19
7. System Setup Diagram.................................................................... 21
8. Operating Procedure........................................................................ 22
9. Polarization Curves........................................................................... 25
10. Storage and Re-use.......................................................................... 26
11. Troubleshooting&System Checks...................................................... 27
12. Fuel Cell Drawing.............................................................................. 31
13. FAQ................................................................................................... 32
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1. Safety
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1.8 High Temperature
The fuel cell stack is designed to operate at 65ºC. At this operating temperature, the air exhaust stream
temperature can reach 55ºC and the cooling air stream can reach 17ºC above ambient conditions. These
temperatures are sufficient to cause burns or severe discomfort. Accordingly, avoid contact with the fuel
cell stack, or components that convey process or cooling air.
WARNING!
Avoid contact with the fuel cell stack or components that convey process or cooling air.
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2. Terminology
PEM fuel cell:
A PEM (Proton Exchange Membrane) fuel cell is a device that converts hydrogen and oxygen into
water and electricity.
Reactants:
Reactant is a material used to start a chemical reaction. In the fuel cell the reactants are air and
hydrogen by which the electricity will be generated.
Humidification:
Humidity that the fuel cells need for running.
Blower:
Supply air to the fuel cells and meanwhile decrease the temperature in the stack.
Mass flow per minute:
The total amount of the hydrogen flow through the fuel cell every minute, which the hydrogen supply
can be calculated.
HFCT:
Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies
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3. Stack and System Component Information
A: Warning label
B: HORIZON logo
C: FC + connectoe
D: FC - connector
E: Grounding cable
F: Controller connection with the multi-connector
G: Supply vlave
H: Purging valve
I: Filter
J: Hydrogen Inlet connector
K: Hydrogen Outlet connector
L: Blowers
Note: Pictures in the manual are only for reference, takes material object as the
standard.
B
A
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
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