December 5, 2025Strojnícky časopis/Journal of Mechanical EngineeringOpen Access

Emission Analysis of a Combustion Chamber with Dual Injection for Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engines

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Hydrogen enrichment significantly lowers carbon monoxide emissions, improving air quality.
Thermodynamic model simulations showed a reduction in nitrogen oxide emissions with hydrogen use.
Flame propagation improved in hydrogen-fueled combustion, enhancing overall efficiency.
Emissions reduction strategies point towards viable solutions for low-carbon mobility advancements.

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Analysis shows hydrogen enrichment reduces carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxide emissions in internal combustion engines, suggesting efficient transitions to low-carbon mobility.

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PUŠKÁR et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/693231368e51979591dcebfe https://doi.org/10.2478/scjme-2025-0024

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Analysis shows hydrogen enrichment reduces carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxide emissions in internal combustion engines, suggesting efficient transitions to low-carbon mobility.

Emission Analysis of a Combustion Chamber with Dual Injection for Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engines

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Emission Analysis of a Combustion Chamber with Dual Injection for Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engines

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