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Author: Arnes Biogradlija
This research offers insights into an ammonia-hydrogen mixture’s ignition and emission characteristics when assisted by a nanosecond pulsed discharge (NSPD).
The study reveals that integrating a connected cable-type channel structure within SOFCs and optimized flow field arrangements can substantially enhance the cells’ performance.
The patent introduces a revolutionary carbon dioxide methanation apparatus designed to achieve low-carbon hydrogen production.
The patent identifies a key component, an actuatable closure element, central to the injector’s operation.
Yara Clean Ammonia has secured a head of terms agreement for the offtake of renewable ammonia produced in Egypt from green hydrogen.
Hyundai Motor Company filed a patent that could considerably advance the use of liquid hydrogen in vehicular applications.
This initiative underscores Belgium’s commitment to advancing the hydrogen industry, focusing on developing and optimizing Hydrogen Valleys.
This tender is crucial for the hydrogen industry as it seeks to standardize and enhance the skills of personnel across multiple EU bodies.
The research emphasizes electrode permeability’s critical role in enhancing planar SOFC performance. Through a series of numerical studies, the authors have determined that optimizing the permeability of electrodes can substantially influence the overall efficiency and functionality of SOFCs.
The latest research published in the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy offers crucial insights into the impact of steelmaking processes on the hydrogen embrittlement of tempered martensitic steel.
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