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Are engines fit for methanol as a fuel?

Regenerative methanol is currently being considered as a promising fuel for the CO2 neutral operation of engines. OWI Science for Fuels gGmbH is currently conducting in-depth tests on compatibility of methanol with materials and engine oils in a current research project for the Forschungsvereinigung für Energiewandlungssysteme FVV e.V. (Research Association for Energy Conversion Systems).

Paraffinic Fuels

A completed research project by OWI Science for Fuels gGmbH confirms that diesel-HVO blends are considerably more stable in storage than pure diesel fuel. This is relevant for hybrid vehicles with a diesel drive, for example, if they are predominantly powered by electricity, as the diesel is then stored in the vehicle tank for longer.

6. September 2024|Tags: , , |

CHP system runs on biogenic pyrolysis oil

An international consortium in the EU research project "SmartCHP" has developed the prototype of a cost-effective and flexible energy system for generating electricity and heat on the basis of combined heat and power (CHP). This is a motorized CHP system that was operated with pyrolysis oil from biomass residues (fast pyrolysis bio oil, FPBO).

24. June 2024|

Electrification of thermal processing plants

The use of renewable electricity to electrify processes and the hybrid operation of industrial furnaces with electricity and hydrogen raises new questions, such as the stresses on the materials used in furnace construction. The Dechema Research Institute and OWI Science for Fuels gGmbH want to find answers in the current “MatELHeat” research project.

11. June 2024|
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