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Influence of hydrogen addition on the operating range, emissions and efficiency in lean burn natural gas engines at high specific loads

Korb et al., 2016

Document ID
6780120928614679978
Author
Korb B
Kawauchi S
Wachtmeister G
Publication year
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Power to Gas has attracted much attention as a solution to handle the electricity overproduced from renewable energy. This overproduced electricity can be converted into H 2 and injected into the existing natural gas grid. Therefore, efficient and safe usage of H 2 …
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