Working principle

The working principle of the pistons in the H2Y revolves around the use of hydraulic pressure to compress hydrogen gas. In this system, hydraulic fluid is pumped into a cylinder, causing a piston to move. As the piston travels downward, it compresses the hydrogen gas that is contained in a corresponding cylinder, increasing its pressure. The reciprocating motion of the piston, driven by the hydraulic force, allows for efficient and continuous compression of the hydrogen, facilitating its storage and transport. This design ensures that the compressor operates smoothly and effectively, maximizing efficiency while minimizing energy loss.