The use of so-called “green” hydrogen for decarbonisation of the energy and propulsion
sectors has attracted considerable attention over the last couple of decades. Although …

The use of Ammonia (NH 3) and blends with either Methane (CH 4) or Hydrogen (H 2)
obtained by in-situ NH 3 cracking, seem to be promising solutions to partially or fully …

Ammonia/hydrogen fuel blends have gathered interest as a promising solution for the
development of a hydrogen economy, with advantages in storage cost or combustion …

In this study, a bespoke single-stage swirl burner was used to experimentally investigate the
effects of residence time on emissions from premixed ammonia-methane-air flames. The …

Ammonia, a carbon-free source of hydrogen has recently gained considerable attention as
energy solution towards a green future. Previous works have shown that adding 30 VOL …

Due to the increasing demand for low carbon fuels, ammonia is considered a viable option.
Considering the problems associated with the combustion of ammonia, such as its narrow …

A challenge of application of ammonia in combustion devices is due to its low chemical
reactivity. Addition of hydrogen into ammonia can increase drastically the premixed laminar …

Several studies have investigated the effects of equivalence ratio and blending ratio in
constant power cases for ammonia-based fuels as ammonia is being investigated …

During the last decades, CO2 emissions have increased by 42% with respect to the pre-
industrial era. The anthropogenic CO2 is the main source of GreenHouse Gas (GHGs) …

To achieve the zero carbon emissions goal, it is of great importance to replace conventional
hydrocarbon fuels with carbon-free fuels. In terms of carbon-free fuel, ammonia has several …