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Hydrogen Power: Theoretical and Engineering Solutions

Proceedings of the Hypothesis II Symposium held in Grimstad, Norway, 18-22 August 1997

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1998

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  1. T. O. Saetre

    1. Faculty of Engineering, Agder College, Grimstad, Norway

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Table of contents (81 papers)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xvii
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  2. Transportation

    1. Hydrogen Air Fuel Cell Powered Passenger Car Fever — Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle for Efficiency and Range

      • J. C. Griesemann, D. Corgier, P. Achard, R. Metkemeyer, B. Marcenaro, F. Federici et al.
      Pages 1-11

    2. Hydrogen Technology for Mobile Applications

      • H. Buchner
      Pages 13-24

    3. Hydrogen and Natural Gas Buses in the USA

      • James S. Cannon
      Pages 25-35

    4. New Opportunity for Hydrogen Fuelled Vehicles

      • T. Krepec, H. Hong
      Pages 37-42

    5. Methanol/Methyl formate Couple as a Hydrogen Storage and Carrier

      • K. D. Chung, M. S. Lee, O. S. Joo, S. H. Han, S. J. Uhm
      Pages 43-48

    6. Investigation of Mixture Formation and Combustion Prozesses in a Hydrogen Fueled Diesel Engine

      • F. Dorer, P. Prechtl, F. Mayinger
      Pages 49-54

    7. Hydrogen as an Additive to Methane for Spark Ignition Engine Applications

      • S. O. Bade Shrestha, G. A. Karim
      Pages 55-61

    8. A Kinetic Examination of the Effects of the Presence of Some Gaseous Fuels and Preignition Reaction Products with Hydrogen on its Autoignition Characteristics in Engines

      • Y. K. Wong, G. A. Karim
      Pages 63-68

    9. Effects of Temperature and Time of Exposure on the Flammability Limits of Hydrogen-Air Mixtures

      • I. Wierzba, B. B. Ale
      Pages 69-74

  3. Hydrogen Production

    1. Hydrogen Production from Fossil Fuels

      • Bjørn Gaudernack
      Pages 75-89

    2. Hydrogen Production by Electrolysis

      • Knut Andreassen
      Pages 91-102

    3. Electrocatalytic and Hydridic Theory for Hydrogen Electrode Reactions and Prediction of Synergetic Catalysts in the Light of Fermi Dynamics and Structural Bonding Factors

      • M. Milan, V. Nedeljko
      Pages 103-118

    4. Stand-Alone Solar Hydrogen Production

      • M. J. Fairlie, P. B. Scott, W. Stewart, A. T. B. Stuart
      Pages 119-128

    5. The Advanced Process for Steam Catalytic Conversion of Hydrocarbons in Hydrogen Production

      • D. L. Astanovsky, L. Z. Astanovsky
      Pages 129-136

    6. Hydrogen Production from Methane Via Direct Highpower Irradiation of Catalysts

      • Yu. Yu. Tanashev, Yu. I. Aristov, V. I. Fedoseev, V. V. Pushkarev, V. N. Parmon
      Pages 137-142

    7. Plasmabased Hydrogen and Energy Production

      • Ketil Hox, Ragne Hildrum, Steinar Lynum
      Pages 143-148

    8. Hydrogen Evolution at Activated Nisx-Cathodes in Water Electrolysis

      • B. Børresen, A. Bjørgum, G. Hagen, R. Tunold, K. Andreassen
      Pages 149-154

    9. A Novel Hydrogen Production Unit Producing Hydrogen Under Pressure Without the Use of a Hydrogen Compressor or Asbestos Membranes

      • Lars Grimsrud, Michael Wenske
      Pages 155-160

    10. Photophysical and Photochemical Properties of Some Porphyrins Used in the Photosensitized Reduction of Water

      • Rodica Mariana Ion, Laurentiu Fara
      Pages 161-167
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About this book

This volume contains selected contributions to the second Hydrogen Power, Theoretical and Engineering Solutions, International Symposium (HYPOTHESIS II), held in Grimstad, Norway, from 18 to 22 August 1997. The scientific programme included 10 oral sessions and a poster session. Widely based national committees, supported by an International Scientific Advisory Board and the International Coordinators, made every effort to design and bring together a programme of great excellence. The more than one hundred papers submitted represent the efforts of research groups from all over the World. The international character of HYPOTHESIS II has been augmented by contributions coming from seven countries outside Europe. The contributions reflect the progress that has been achieved in hydrogen technology aimed primarily at hydrogen as the ultimate energy vector. This research have already yielded mature technologies for mass production in many areas. These and future results will be of increased interest and importance as global and local environmental issues move higher up the political agenda. In order to facilitate new contacts between scientists and strengthen existing ones, the symposium incorporated an extensive social program managed by the Conference Administrator, Ms. Ann Y stad.

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  • Faculty of Engineering, Agder College, Grimstad, Norway

    T. O. Saetre

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