Liebherr-Aerospace is looking forward to presenting its expertise in solutions for zero-emission transport during Hydrogen Technology Expo Europe from October 19 to 20, 2022 in Bremen (Germany).
It will present at booth no. 5043 its 25 kW electrical dual stage compressor for fuel cell technology. Through cooperation with major car, truck and bus manufacturers, the range of Liebherr’s electrically powered turbo compressors is growing. These can be used not only in maritime applications, long-distance buses, trucks and off-road vehicles, but also in fuel cells on board rail vehicles.
The compressors and power electronics are designed, developed and produced by two competence centers: Liebherr-Aerospace Toulouse SAS (France), the specialist for air and thermal management systems, and Liebherr-Elektronik GmbH (Germany), the specialist for controls and power electronics – have joined forces for this purpose. The first series production of electric compressors is planned for the end of this year
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