Abstract: A cryotank system comprising a first cryotank device and a second cryotank device. The first cryotank device includes a first cryotank to hold hydrogen, an extraction line operable to feed a consumer, a pressure sensor operable to measure pressure in the first cryotank, a heating line into which a partial flow of the extraction line can be branched off at a first junction, a first heat exchanger arranged in the first cryotank, wherein the heating line extends through the first heat exchanger and returns into the extraction line after the first heat exchanger at a second junction, at least one switching element operable to activate or deactivate the first heat exchanger in response to a measured pressure by the pressure sensor, and a first filling line operable to facilitate filling of the first cryotank with hydrogen. The second cryotank device includes a second cryotank to hold hydrogen, and a second filling line operable to facilitate filling of the second cryotank with hydrogen.

Abstract: A storage system for storing a cryogenic medium. The storage system includes a dual-wall cryogenic tank having an inner storage container for receiving the cryogenic medium and an outer container which surrounds the inner storage container. An evacuated hollow space is arranged between the inner storage container and outer container. A removal line serving as a removal duct forms a fluidic connection from the inner space of the inner storage container to a consumer connection. A first controllable line shut-off valve and a first heat exchanger are arranged in the removal duct. The storage system is operable such that, in the event of a crash, a shutdown of the storage system and escaping of the stored cryogenic medium is prevented. This is achieved via a first heat exchanger arranged within the evacuated hollow space, and a line shut-off valve which is arranged in the removal line.