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9.8.1 Ammonia (NH3)




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This article is from the Gasoline FAQ, by Bruce Hamilton with numerous contributions by others.

9.8.1 Ammonia (NH3)

Anhydrous ammonia has been researched because it does not contain any carbon,
and so would not release any CO2. The high heat of vaporisation requires
a pre-vaporisation step, preferably also with high jacket temperatures
( 180C ) to assist decomposition. Power outputs of about 70% of that of
gasoline under the same conditions have been achieved [114]. Ammonia fuel
also produces copious quantities of undesirable oxides of nitrogen (NOx)
emissions.

 

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