Four-stroke engine cycle produces hydrogen from methane, captures carbon dioxide
Date:
February 16, 2017
Source:
Georgia Institute of Technology
Summary:
When is an internal combustion engine not an internal combustion engine? When it's been transformed into a modular reforming reactor that could make hydrogen available to power fuel cells wherever there's a natural gas supply available.
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Georgia Tech professor Andrei Fedorov (left) and an undergraduate research assistant Yuzhe Peng are shown with the laboratory-scale hydrogen reforming system that produces the green fuel at relatively low temperature in a process that can be scaled up or down to meet specific needs.
Credit: Candler Hobbs, Georgia Tech
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/02/170216130410.htm