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Hydrogen internal combustion engine, a path to the energy transition

Authors: David SERRANO, Bruno WALTER, Florence DUFFOUR

Publication date: June 10, 2024 | Lire en français

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    3. Application to the internal combustion engine

    3.1 Impact of hydrogen's physico-chemical properties on combustion

    The physico-chemical properties of hydrogen described above have a direct impact on the three essential phases of its use in an engine (figure 16 ):

    • air intake and mixture formation;

    • load ignition ;

    • combustion.

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