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Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Expert
About Mikhail Sergeev
In 2017, Mikhail Sergeev led the design of the first cryo-compressed hydrogen refueling station certified for heavy-duty truck fleets in the Baltic corridor, a system that cut refueling time by 43% while eliminating boil-off losses through adaptive thermal shunting. His approach treats hydrogen not as a drop-in fuel but as a dynamic process medium: he maps proton exchange membrane degradation against real-world vibration spectra from mining haul trucks, and co-developed the 'anode humidity hysteresis model' now embedded in EU Type Approval testing protocols. Trained in electrochemical engineering and Soviet-era metallurgical safety standards, he speaks with equal fluency about iridium catalyst scarcity and the thermodynamic trade-offs of ammonia cracking versus PEM electrolysis in off-grid steel mills. His lab notebooks contain hand-drawn cross-sections of bipolar plates tested under simulated Arctic rail conditions, not simulations, but actual field data from Murmansk winter trials.
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- “How did your cryo-compressed refueling design handle thermal shock during -35°C truck refueling?”
- “What’s the biggest flaw in current ISO 14687-2 purity specs for green hydrogen in fuel cells?”
- “Can you walk me through how you modeled anode humidity hysteresis using field vibration data?”
- “Why did you choose titanium-coated stainless over pure titanium for bipolar plates in marine applications?”