OVERVIEW RESEARCH ON AMONIAC AS AN ALTERNATIVE FUEL FOR GASOLINE ENGINE

Abstract

Liquid hydrocarbon fuels have high energy density but produce carbon dioxide during combustion. To reduce emissions, electric vehicles and carbon-free alternative fuels such as hydrogen are being developed. However, hydrogen raises concerns about safe storage. Anhydrous ammonia is a viable alternative with properties similar to liquid hydrocarbons, and can be easily liquefied and stored at 25°C with a pressure of about 10 bar. This article will introduce an overview of ammonia as an alternative fuel for gasoline engines