5. Conclusion
Section 1 on pneumatic motors is dedicated to the original technology of a hybrid thermal/pneumatic motorization, with a mention of the innovations that regularly crop up in the development of compressed-air machines.
Section 2 on camless engines presented the functionalities of highly innovative technologies that use electro-hydraulic or electromagnetic actuators, even if they unsurprisingly impose greater management and control complexity.
Section 3 dealt with the study and advanced analysis of an automotive gas turbine demonstrator dedicated to an original low-carbon hybrid thermal electric mobility application, focusing on the advantages and technological hurdles to be overcome with such a breakthrough in the land mobility sector.
Section 4 presented advanced studies of an electric thermal power generator whose...
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Chirac (R.), Descombes (G.), Podevin (P.), Device for supplying a thermal combustion engine with gas enriched with dihydrogen and dioxygen, WO2012/025672, EP2609309B1, PCT/FR2011/000465.
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