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- Journal articles
2025
Feasible route towards decarbonising marine transport with flexible, hydrogen – enriched, reactivity controlled compression ignition mid-speed engines
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- RCCI
- Engine rapid prototyping
- H2 blending
- multizone-model
Publication channel International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
Related to WP1
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- Theses
2024
Characterization and control of ash from diesel engine exhaust
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- ash characterization
- diesel particulate filter
- exhaust ash
- fine particulate emissions
- marine engine
Publication channel Trepo
Related to WP4
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- Journal articles
2024
Comparison of diesel and hydrotreated vegetable oil as the high-reactivity fuel in reactivity-controlled compression ignition
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- RCCI
- Engine calibration
- Fuel reactivity
- HVO
- Natural gas
Publication channel Energy Conversion and Management
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- Journal articles
2024
Properties of Chemically Stabilized Methanol–HVO Blends
Authors
Keywords
- blending properties
- co-solvents
- hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO)
- methanol
- renewable fuels
Publication channel Energies
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- Journal articles
2024
FTIR Analysis for Determining Stability of Methanol–HVO Blends for Non-Road Engine Application
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- Bioenergy
- biofuels; co-solvents
- FTIR
- fuel blend
- GHG emissions
- hydrogenated vegetable oil
- internal combustion engines
- methanol
- NRMM
- spectroscopy analysis
Publication channel Energies
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- Journal articles
2024
Compatibility of Methanol-Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil Blends with Chosen Steels and Aluminum
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- co-solvents
- corrosion
- fuel blending
- material compatibility
- renewable fuels
Publication channel Energies
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Flexible Clean Propulsion

Publications

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Search by title, author, publication channel, key words

Feasible route towards decarbonising marine transport with flexible, hydrogen – enriched, reactivity controlled compression ignition mid-speed engines

Characterization and control of ash from diesel engine exhaust

Comparison of diesel and hydrotreated vegetable oil as the high-reactivity fuel in reactivity-controlled compression ignition

Properties of Chemically Stabilized Methanol–HVO Blends

FTIR Analysis for Determining Stability of Methanol–HVO Blends for Non-Road Engine Application

Compatibility of Methanol-Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil Blends with Chosen Steels and Aluminum

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