Funded projects

DOE Hydrogen Program

CORTC

Carbon Composite Optimization Reducing Tank Cost

Active

Project overview

Cost reduction for carbon fibre and H2/CNG tanks

Consortium

Collaborating organisations

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6 organisations

Hexagon Agility

United States

Cytec Engineered Materials (Solvay)

Country not verified

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

United States

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

United States

Newhouse Technology

Country not verified

Kenworth R&D

Country not verified
Source and roster notes

Composite-material relevance

Core

Objectives and expected results

Produce carbon fibre below USD 15/kg with 700 ksi strength, reduce system cost by more than 25%, and develop end-of-life solutions for pressure vessels.

Technology, materials and applications

Technology tags

Not specified

Material families

High-strength carbon fibres, epoxies, CFRP

Manufacturing processes

Precursor/resin development, carbonisation, vessel design, filament winding, recycling

Application sectors

Hydrogen, Automotive, Heavy-duty vehicles

Fibre and matrix systems

Carbon fibre / Epoxy

TRL

Not specified to Not specified

Funding and verification

Funding authority

U.S. Department of Energy

Funding call

Low-cost high-strength carbon fibre and hydrogen/CNG storage

Total project budget

USD 10255000.00

Consortium geographical presence

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