The Hydrogen Powertrain Technology Behind the JCB Hydromax World Land Speed Record
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automotivepowertraintechnologyinternational.comThe hydrogen powertrain technology behind the JCB Hydromax world land speed record
Poppe + Potthoff supplied Topaq system components for JCB’s hydrogen-powered Hydromax vehicle, which has set a new world land speed record for hydrogen-powered vehicles at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. The components were used in the vehicle’s high-performance drivetrain. Hydrogen line for reliable hydrogen supply With an officially measured average speed of 406.320mph (653.909km/h), the JCB Hydromax surpassed the previous record and establ…
The Hydrogen Stream: JCB Hydromax sets speed record for hydrogen-powered vehicles of any kind - pv magazine Global
JCB has set a new world land speed record of 406.320 mph (653.90 kilometers per hour) with its hydrogen-powered JCB Hydromax. The car completed two runs across the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah, the United States. “The twin-engined, 32-foot car completed the two runs required under FIA [International Automobile Federation] rules, comfortably beating the previous FIA-officiated hydrogen internal combustion benchmark of 185.5 mph set by the BMW H2…
JCB Hydromax hydrogen special reaches record speed on salt flats • Experienced British pilot Andy Green was behind the wheel of the nine-meter vehicle • Modified engines from conventional excavators burn pure compressed hydrogen without emissions
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