Hydrogen fuel cell, the future star of the automotive industry; it is in the sky, and the future is equally bright

Hydrogen fuel cell, the future star of the automotive industry; it is in the sky, and the future is equally bright. A reporter from Science and Technology Daily recently learned that Beijing Xinyan Chuangneng Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Xinyan Chuangneng) in Yizhuang, Beijing, has developed a six-rotor hydrogen fuel cell drone that can fly uninterrupted for 331 minutes, breaking the world record. . This achievement also shows that China's hydrogen fuel cells rank among the top in the world on some key indicators

In a showroom in Yizhuang, Beijing, a reporter from Science and Technology Daily saw that the core of this six-rotor drone is a hydrogen fuel cell, equipped with a high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle to provide hydrogen for hydrogen fuel cells to generate electricity. A month ago, this research drone developed by Xinyan Chuangneng in conjunction with China National Airways achieved uninterrupted outdoor flight of up to 331 minutes, which broke the gap between China Aviation Technology Import & Export Co., Ltd. and Shenzhen Cobit Aviation Technology Co., Ltd. The multi-rotor drone HYDrone-1800 jointly launched by the company created a 270-minute original world record in 2016

Development of fuel cells began in the United States in the 1960s. Hydrogen fuel cell-powered passenger cars have high hopes, and one of the most dazzling achievements so far is Toyota's MIRAI, which went into mass production in 2014. Compared with pure electric vehicles, its advantages are nearly 600 kilometers of cruising range, just 4 minutes of hydrogenation, comparable to fuel vehicles, and has the advantages of pollution-free, non-oil dependent. Looking around the world, the progress and popularity of hydrogen fuel cells is a long-term process. At present, Chinese companies have made rapid progress in the localization of hydrogen fuel cell stacks and systems