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Hee-Joo Cho and Jungho Choi
Underwater weapon systems with reforming fuel cells have been developed to increase the number of possible days that the former can be submerged. Reforming hydrocarbons generate a large quantity of carbon dioxide gas that must be completely dissolved in ...
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Alon Davidy
Hydrogen could be a promising source fuel, and is often considered as a clean energy carrier as it can be produced by ethanol. The use of ethanol presents several advantages, because it is a renewable feedstock, easy to transport, biodegradable, has low ...
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Hashim Hassan and Bhupendra Khandelwal
A large number of theoretical and experimental studies have shown that the performance of kerosene combustion increases significantly if combustion is being assisted by the addition of hydrogen to the fuel/air mixture during the combustion process. It re...
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Torgeir Suther, Alan Fung, Murat Koksal and Farshid Zabihian
This paper presents a macro-level model of a solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) stack implemented in Aspen Plus® for the simulation of SOFC system. The model is 0-dimensional and accepts hydrocarbon fuels such as reformed natural gas, with user inpu...
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Kajornsak Faungnawakij, Ryuji Kikuchi, Koichi Eguchi
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