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*A Compressed Mixture of [[Compressed Hydrogen Gas]] and [[CNG]] / [[Methane]] | *A Compressed Mixture of [[Compressed Hydrogen Gas]] and [[CNG]] / [[Methane]] | ||
*Allows hydrogen to be used, but doesn't have as much of the energy density issues | *Allows hydrogen to be used, but doesn't have as much of the energy density issues | ||
*Seems india is looking into this for transport | |||
**They also use lots of CNG for busses etc? | |||
*Need to look into india more for specifics | |||
=To Do= | =To Do= | ||
Revision as of 12:11, 17 May 2020
Basics
- Often Shortened to HCNG
- A Compressed Mixture of Compressed Hydrogen Gas and CNG / Methane
- Allows hydrogen to be used, but doesn't have as much of the energy density issues
- Seems india is looking into this for transport
- They also use lots of CNG for busses etc?
- Need to look into india more for specifics
To Do
- Find Out:
- How well does it store? (does the hydrogen diffuse out)
- What Modifications are needed for use in engines?
- Any benefits over CNG ?
- What range of mix ratios can be used? 50%-50%, 25%-75% etc)
- Any sensors for gas composition needed for real time engine adjustments to gas mix?
- Energy / kg burned
- Energy / L burned
- Can it be used in methane fuel cells?