GTL is building a flightworthy prototype LH2 dewar tank for flight testing this year on a crewed helicopter.
Credit: Gloyer-Taylor Laboratories
Liquid hydrogen tanks are large and heavy, making them challenging to install in aircraft, but a U.S. company has developed and tested a lightweight, leakproof composite cryogenic tank technology that could unlock the potential for hydrogen to outperform kerosene as a fuel for aviation. Based in...
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