Xinyan Hydrogen Energy
Xinyan Hydrogen Energy designs and manufactures hydrogen fuel cell plates and systems, focusing on high-efficiency and environmentally friendly energy solutions. The company addresses the need for reliable and scalable hydrogen energy technologies in various applications, including automotive and industrial sectors.
- Energy
- Hardware
Funding
Founders
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Product
Problem
The adoption of hydrogen fuel cell technology is hindered by the limited availability and high cost of key components such as fuel cell plates and stacks. Efficient and reliable testing platforms are also needed to validate fuel cell system performance.
Solution
Xinyan Hydrogen Energy designs, manufactures, and sells key components for hydrogen fuel cell systems, including fuel cell stacks, modules, and testing platforms. The company's product line includes metal bipolar plates, air-cooled and liquid-cooled fuel cell stacks, and automated testing platforms for comprehensive fuel cell system evaluation. Xinyan's solutions address the need for scalable and cost-effective hydrogen energy technologies in automotive, aerospace, marine, and stationary power applications.
Target Audience
Xinyan Hydrogen Energy serves automotive OEMs, aerospace companies, marine transportation, and stationary power providers integrating hydrogen fuel cells into their products, as well as research institutions and testing facilities.
Features
- Metal bipolar plates for PEM fuel cells, designed for high efficiency and durability
- Fuel cell stack modules ranging from 40kW to 240kW, with power densities up to 5.4kW/L
- Vehicle fuel cell systems with power outputs of 80kW, 120kW and 150kW
- Fuel cell system testing platforms with power ranges from 80kW to 300kW
- Testing platforms feature automated control of anode and cathode flow, temperature, and pressure
- Testing platforms include automated data acquisition, analysis, and reporting
- Safety features include automatic shutdown and alarm systems for critical parameter deviations