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    SFU Scientists Pioneer Engine for Extreme Conditions

    SFU Scientists Pioneer Engine for Extreme Conditions

    Anela DoksoBy Anela Dokso17/11/20233 Mins Read
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    Scientists at the Institute of Oil and Gas of the Siberian Federal University (SFU) in Krasnoyarsk have engineered a hydrogen-powered engine tailored for the extreme conditions of the Arctic. This innovation, reported by Vladimir Sedov, the General Director of Russian Hydrogen, showcases the potential of hydrogen as a transformative energy source in challenging environments.

    The journey began when the Russian Hydrogen company, a strategic partner of SFU, decided to integrate a hydrogen engine into a Tesla electric car. The success of this experiment, which extended the electric vehicle’s range from 400 km to an impressive 1,000 km, laid the foundation for the development of a hydrogen engine optimized for Arctic conditions.

    Sedov explained that modifications were crucial for Arctic viability. Changes in engine design, catalyst composition, and fuel element cooling and heating were implemented to suit the harsh Arctic environment. Special compounds were applied to the hydrogen engine’s metal to enhance its durability and functionality in extreme cold.

    The researchers emphasize the advantage of hydrogen engines for the Arctic, noting their independence from diesel fuel imports. Hydrogen, sourced from associated gas released during oil production, offers a locally producible and environmentally friendly fuel alternative. The adaptability of hydrogen engines to Arctic conditions aligns with the quest for sustainable and self-sufficient energy solutions in remote and challenging terrains.

    The scientists are actively investigating the application of hydrogen fuel cells for unmanned aerial vehicles used in Arctic geological exploration. Traditional batteries struggle in severe frost conditions, limiting the operational capabilities of UAVs. Hydrogen-powered solutions could potentially revolutionize aerial exploration in the Arctic, where endurance and reliability are paramount.

    As part of the Sidera project, a collaborative effort between SFU and Russian Hydrogen, unique advancements have been made for the oil industry. The “Baikal” electromechanical system, an engineering marvel entirely comprised of domestic components, has been developed. Designed for zero environmental impact in the Arctic, Baikal is employed for influencing wells and oil reservoirs, offering unprecedented capabilities in well operations.

    The Baikal system comprises an extended pipe with an engine, a special multiplier, and various nozzles. These nozzles, ranging from thermal carriers to ultrasonic devices, serve diverse functions in well operations. The system’s flexibility allows for the elimination of deposits, enhancement of well flow rates, and targeted treatment for fields with highly viscous oil.

    SFU’s laboratories are also pioneering eco-friendly drilling fluids based on plant materials. Tailored to the unique composition of each oil field, the institute’s specialists employ mathematical modeling and computer technologies to create bespoke drilling solutions. This eco-conscious approach represents a significant leap forward in environmentally sustainable oil exploration practices.

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