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Latest information on our scientific projects

Here we do inform you on our current projects at ZBT. You will find the published project reports in our publication list. For any further inquiries please contact us directly.

Newly launched: "TheBiPo" – thermoforming of bipolar plates for fuel cells

Graphics of foil production line at ZBT
In order to make fuel cells fit for cost-effective mass production, ZBT is investigating new, creative methods. The idea behind the recently launched project "TheBiPo" is to extrude a film from a graphite-polymer compound and then thermoform it into finished bipolar plates.

Comparison of hydrogen sampling systems: Second sampling event in Duisburg

Transporter labelled "Hydrogen Test Mobile" in front of the hydrogen filling station at the hydrogen test field of the ZBT
The MetroHyVe 2 project compares European sampling systems for hydrogen filling stations. At the second sampling event, the systems had to show what they can do. The samples were immediately sent on to the laboratory.

Project start: Standards for H2 sampling in the heavy-duty sector

Project logo of MetHyTrucks
In order for hydrogen to help reduce emissions from heavy-duty transport, standardised sampling systems are needed for refuelling facilities at 350 bar to monitor hydrogen quality. The MetHyTrucks project aims to contribute to this.

Messe: ZBT auf hy-fcell in Stuttgart

Das ZBT hat sich auf der diesjährigen hy-fcell in Stuttgart mit dem BePPel-Teststand zur Messung des elektrischen Widerstands von Bipolarplatten und der Open Fuel Cell präsentiert. Zusätzlich gab es Informationen zu den Dienstleistungen des ZBT und zum Innovations-Hub cH2ance.

Novel heat exchanger plates: ZBT project honoured as "GVT Project of the Year“

Paul Stannek and Marco Grundler present the certificate they got for winning "GVT project of the year 2023"
Dr Marco Grundler and Paul Stannek from ZBT are pleased to receive the "GVT Project of the Year 2023" award. Together with researchers from the Rhineland-Palatinate Technical University (RPTU), they have developed heat exchanger plates made of graphite-filled polymer for corrosive environments.

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