THE HYDROGEN-FUELED YNTERNAL COMBUSTYON ENGYNES: A TECHNYCAL REVYEW
Dinçer Buran, İsmail Hakkı Akçay, Habib Gürbüz
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Dinçer Buran, İsmail Hakkı Akçay, Habib Gürbüz
Abstract
In this study; it has been examined the theoretical and experimental studies on hydrogen fueled internal combustion engine. The fundamental properties of hydrogen fueled internal combustion engine have been reviewed. It has been determined that the internal combustion engine fueled with hydrogen has high performance and lower emission than the engine fueled with conventional fuels. Additionally it has been noticed that hydrogen can be used as fuel on internal combustion engines having with simple modifications. However, it has also been noticed that the usage of hydrogen as fuel for internal combustion engine is restricted due to high cost-price of hydrogen.
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In this study; it has been examined the theoretical and experimental studies on hydrogen fueled internal combustion engine. The fundamental properties of hydrogen fueled internal combustion engine have been reviewed. It has been determined that the internal combustion engine fueled with hydrogen has high performance and lower emission than the engine fueled with conventional fuels. Additionally it has been noticed that hydrogen can be used as fuel on internal combustion engines having with simple modifications. However, it has also been noticed that the usage of hydrogen as fuel for internal combustion engine is restricted due to high cost-price of hydrogen.
Key concepts: Internal combustion engine, Combustion, Hydrogen, Hydrogen fuel enhancement, Hydrogen internal combustion engine vehicle, Hydrogen vehicle, Hydrogen fuel, Environmental science