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VECTOR 10 NC – University of Seville

In May 2024, we completed the commissioning of the Vector10 for the University of Seville (US).

This project is located at our customer facilities in Seville, Spain. Our customer is the University of Seville where the team is studying smart grid systems to maximize energy utilization on grid that includes hydrogen as an energy vector.

Technical characteristics of the project:

  • Power to Power Unit: Vector 10 (Low Pressure)
  • Source of energy: Solar
  • Final delivered pressure: up to 35 barg
  • Fuel cell capacity: 6,8 kW VDC gross power
  • Voltage: configurable to connect to 24, 48 and 72 VDC buses
  • Cooling System: Air/Water system
  • Storage capacity: 2 x 850 litres at 35 barg
  • Energy Management System: Vector 10 Software
  • Batteries: No
  • Date of commissioning: 09/05/24

 

Link: https://www.us.es/

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