Passenger Vessel Ferry
Hydrogen Powered
- Barco REF# · 222502
- Eslora total · 12.00m
- Año · 2013
- Construcción · Acero
- Perfíl de carena · Semi desplazamiento
- Motor · 2 x 15cv, 2 x 48 volt electric motors (2013)
- Lugar · Bristol
Este barco está fuera del mercado Aqui hay algunas embarcaciones que siguen en venta
Detalles suplementarios
| Diseñador | Bristol Hydrogen Boats |
|---|---|
| Astillero | Bristol Hydrogen Boats |
| Lugar | Bristol |
| Capacidad de carburante | 350.0 ltr Total - 4 Tanks |
| Capacidad de agua | 100.0 ltr Total - 1 Tanks |
| Capacidad aguas sanitarias | 150.0 ltr Total - 1 Tanks |
Sistemas Mecánicos
| Motor | 2 x 15cv |
|---|---|
| Marca del motor y el modelo | 2 x 48 volt electric motors (2013) |
| Horas de motor | Desconocido |
| Motor refrigerado por | Aire enfriado |
| Gobierno | rueda |
| Propulsión | Eje/s |
| Helice(s) | 3 bladed |
| Consumo de carburante | Desconocido |
| Velocidad de crucero | 6 nudos |
| Velocidad máxima | 7 nudos |
Dimensiones
| Eslora total | 12.00m |
|---|---|
| Manga | 3.96m |
| Calado máx. | 0.76m |
| Espacio libre | 2.16m |
| Desplazamiento | 3,000kg |
| Altura interior | 1.98m |
| Ubicación/Lugar | En amarradero |
Sistemas eléctricos
48 volt battery, 8 batteries charged by: motor Batteries are for emergency "get home" power
Construcción
| Construction | Acero |
|---|---|
| Perfíl de carena | Semi desplazamiento |
| Acabado | Pintura acabado |
Built in Bristol, this 12m steel hydrogen powered ferry has been operating on Bristol's historic floating harbour. Commissioned by Bristol City Council in 2010 as part of its Green Capital initiatives. Named in February 2012, following a local schools competition, “Hydrogenesis” has been designed and built by Bristol Hydrogen Boats, a local consortium formed by the directors of Bristol Packet Boat Trips, Number Seven Boat Trips and Auriga Energy. Powered by a 12kW fuel cell via two west-country produced permanent magnet DC motors, the ferry carries 12 passengers and two crew.
The fuel cell is a reverse electrolysis process bringing Hydrogen and Oxygen together with a catalyst to create electricity. It was invented by Swansea based lawyer, Sir William Grove in 1839. The first practical working models were developed by Frances Bacon at Cambridge University in 1950s. Further developed by NASA in the 1960s for the manned space missions. Resulting in the technology finally reaching commercial reality in the early 2000s.
Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the Universe and can be generated close to the point of use. Fuel cells offer strong potential for transport to help deliver tangible carbon reductions. As an alternative to petrol and diesel engines, hydrogen fuel cell powered transport impacts significantly less on the environment producing zero emissions: the only waste product is water. This would result in a big reduction in air pollution in addition to reduced noise, if the, technology is widely adopted.
The six-month trial, tested the ferry's performance under seasonal operating conditions to enable environmental and economic benchmarking against conventional diesel powered vessels. Looking forward, work will continue on establishing commercially viable operations including the generation of the hydrogen fuel from local renewable energy projects such as wind, solar, water power and waste recycling.
Main fuel tank 350 bar Carbon wrapped giving 24 hours use plus 3 bottle tanks giving approx 1.5 hours use each
Interiores
| Camarote(s) | 1 |
|---|---|
| Lavabos | 1 |
| Baño | 1 Baño (Eléctrico) |
Interiores
| Sistema de agua bajo presión |
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Equipo de cubierta
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| Defensas | |
| Bichero | |
| Escalera de Baño | |
| Toldo completo de bañera |
1 Anclas
(Danforth)
40.00m de cabo
Equipo de navegación
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Equipo de seguridad
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| Bocina | |
| Escalera de borda |
2 Bombas de achique (1 manual / 1 eléctrico)
Comentario del broker
This one off, and as far as is known the only one in the world currently, passenger ferry powered by Hydrogen cells has now completed her designated task of proving the concept and is offered for sale.
She is licenced to carry twelve passenger with two crew and could be used either as a continuing ferry or would lend herself readily to conversion for other uses.
Built at a cost of several hundred thousand she is now available at a seriously low price of offers over £67000 plus VAT.
These boat details are subject to contract.
Note: Offers on the asking price may be considered.