Indias First Fuel Cell Bus 2013 Hydrogen-Powered Automobile Bus
ISRO, Tata Motors develop India's first fuel cell bus
Hydrogen-powered automobile bus has been developed by Tata
Motors and Indian Space Research Organisation after several years of research.
It's a CNG-type bus. Hydrogen in bottles at high pressure is
stored at the top of the bus and there would be zero pollution.
The hydrogen cells were a spin-off of the cryogenic
technology that ISRO had been developing for the last few years, the
Bangalore-headquartered ISRO officials said.
This electricity is used to charge the battery to power the
motor of the bus. A number of fuel cells are combined to form a fuel cell
stack, which is placed in the rear module of the bus.
ISRO and TML entered into an MoU in 2006 to design and
develop an automobile bus using hydrogen as a fuel through fuel cell route.
Tata Motors Research Centre (TMRC) premises were used for
the design and development of fuel cell power system in cooperation with ISRO
and DSIR support.
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