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Waste heat recovery for liquefied hydrogen (LH2) to gaseous hydrogen (GH2) vaporization utilizes waste heat to boil LH2 into GH2, replacing the energy-intensive vaporization process that requires approximately 440 kJ/kg of energy.
This process improves efficiency, increases throughput, reduces emissions, and provides cost savings. It is applied in hydrogen fueling stations for fuel cell vehicles, aerospace for fuel preparation in hydrogen engines and fuel cells, and industrial processes such as chemical processing and power generation, where waste heat recovery can improve efficiency and reduce emissions.
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