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36、titute, Inc.Approved on Augus t 4, 2016 by ANSITest methods for hydrogen fuelingparameter evaluationANSI/CSA HGV 4.3-2016ANSI/CSA HGV 4.3-2016 Test methods for hydrogen fueling parameter evaluationAugust 2016 2016 CSA Group1ContentsAutomotive Technical Committ ee 5Technical Subcommit tee on Standard
37、s for Temperature Compensation Devices for Natural Gas andHydrogen Dispensing Syst ems 7Preface 111 Scope 122 Reference publications 133 Definitions and abbreviations 153.1 Definitions 153.2 Abbreviations 194 General fueling protoc ol description 205 Overall fueling pr otocol requirements 215.1 Gene
38、ral 215.2 CHSS capacity range 215.3 Ambient temperature limits 215.4 Minimum fuel delivery tempe rature 215.5 CHSS average vehicle gas tem perature 215.6 CHSS initial pressure 215.7 Maximum CHSS pressure 225.8 Maximum stat e of charge (SOC) 225.9 Maximum flow rate 225.10 Maximum mass of hydr ogen al
39、lowed during start up 226 General dispenser requirements 226.1 General 226.2 Dispenser capabilities 226.3 Dispenser pre-t est inspection 226.4 Unsafe or unapproved condition 227 General fault t ests 237.1 General 237.2 Common tes t requirements, conditions, and procedures 237.2.1 Hardware requiremen
40、ts 237.2.2 Pre-t est conditions 237.2.3 Tes t pr ocedures 247.3 CHSS capacity range fault t est 247.3.1 Objective of tes t 247.3.2 Hardware requirements 247.3.3 Pre-t est conditions 247.3.4 Tes t pr ocedures 257.3.5 Acceptance crit eria 25ANSI/CSA HGV 4.3-2016 Test methods for hydrogen fueling param
41、eter evaluationAugust 2016 2016 CSA Group27.4 Ambient temperature fault tes t 257.4.1 Objective of tes t 257.4.2 Hardware requirements 257.4.3 Pre-t est conditions 257.4.4 Tes t pr ocedures 257.4.5 Acceptance crit eria 267.5 Minimum fuel delivery tempe rature fault tes t 267.5.1 Objective of tes t 2
42、67.5.2 Hardware requirements 267.5.3 Pre-t est conditions 267.5.4 Tes t pr ocedures 267.5.5 Acceptance crit eria 267.6 Maximum CHSS gas tem perature tes t 267.6.1 Objective of tes t 267.6.2 Hardware requirements 267.6.3 Pre-t est conditions 277.6.4 Tes t pr ocedures 277.6.5 Acceptance crit eria 277.
43、7 Minimum CHSS initial pressure fault tes t 277.7.1 Objective of tes t 277.7.2 Hardware requirements 277.7.3 Pre-t est conditions 277.7.4 Tes t pr ocedures 277.7.5 Acceptance crit eria 287.8 Maximum CHSS initial pressure fault t est 287.8.1 Objective of tes t 287.8.2 Hardware requirements 287.8.3 Pr
44、e-t est conditions 287.8.4 Tes t pr ocedures 287.8.5 Acceptance crit eria 287.9 Maximum CHSS pressure tes t (with communication) 297.9.1 Objective of tes t 297.9.2 Hardware requirements 297.9.3 Pre-t est conditions 297.9.4 Tes t pr ocedures 297.9.5 Acceptance crit eria 297.10 Maximum SOC fault tes t
45、 297.10.1 Objective of tes t 297.10.2 Hardware requirements 297.10.3 Pre-t est conditions 297.10.4 Tes t pr ocedures 307.10.5 Acceptance crit eria 308 Table based fueling protoco l 308.1 General 308.2 Overview of tes ting 308.3 Field and pre-insta llation t esting 308.4 Station t est equipment 328.4
46、.1 General 32ANSI/CSA HGV 4.3-2016 Test methods for hydrogen fueling parameter evaluationAugust 2016 2016 CSA Group38.4.2 Overall equipment requirements 328.4.3 CHSS tanks 338.4.4 Piping and components 338.4.5 Station t est equipment and data acquisition 348.4.6 IrDA communication equipment 358.5 Ta
47、ble based fueling prot ocol dispenser requirements 358.5.1 General 358.5.2 Dispenser capabilities 358.5.3 Dispenser data 358.5.4 Validation of fueling table software algorithms 368.5.5 Tes t pr ocedures 368.5.6 Fueling prot ocol 368.5.7 Communication protoc ol 368.5.8 Sensor s 368.6 Table based faul
48、t tes ting 378.7 Table based dispenser fueling protoco l requirements 378.7.1 General 378.7.2 Fuel delivery tem perature at s tartup 388.7.3 Fuel delivery tem perature tolerance 388.7.4 CHSS capacity accuracy 388.7.5 Station pressure tolerance 398.7.6 Cycle contr ol 398.7.7 Fueling table selection 3
49、98.7.8 APRR selection 398.7.9 Non-communication end of fueling 398.7.10 Communication end of fueling 398.8 Common tes t requirements, conditions, procedures , and crit eria 398.8.1 Hardware requirements 398.8.2 Pre-t est conditions 408.8.3 Tes t pr ocedures 408.8.4 Acceptance crit eria 408.9 Table based communications tes ting 418.9.1 General 418.9.2 Abort signal tes t 418.9.3 Halt signal tes t 428.9.4 Data loss t est and then resumed fueling tes t 428.9.5 Invalid CRC communication tes t 438.9.6 Invalid defined data value tes t 448.10 Table based fueling prot ocol tes ti
