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Transport Fuels Technology update Service: Correlated papers on Transport fuels today ... and tomorrow: Year 2020

Transport fuels today ... and tomorrow? - What the literature tells us during year 2020

Goodger, Dr E M; 4-1-2021

What the literature tells us during year 2020

Since publishing Transport Fuels Technology* in year 2000, Eric Goodger has continued to update by detecting and abstracting items of relevant news across the scientific/engineering literature. These abstracts are included on a continuing basis on the website of the Energy Institute. The following presentations collate these news items relevant to the methods of propulsion shown below

A Spark-Ignition (Otto Cycle) Engines

A1 Alternative Fuels
A2 E10 Blend

A3 References

B Compression-Ignition (Diesel Cycle) Engines

B1 Skip fire
B2 Biodiesel blends
B3 Ammonia

B4 References

C Jet (Joule/Brayton Cycle) Engines

C! Alternative Fuels
C1.1 Cooking oil

C1.2 Sustainable aviation fuels

C1.3 Biofuel blends

C1.4 Hydrogen

C2 References

D Electric and Hybrid Drive Systems
D1 Electric drives

D1.1 Battery
D1.1.1 Road

D1.1.2 Air
D1.1.3 Marine

D2 Hybrid Drives

D2.1 Air

D2.2 Marine

D3 References

E Fuel Cells

E1 Road

E2 Air

E3 Rail

E4 Marine

E5 References

F Solar

F1 Air

F2 References

Online Resource details

2020 TFT Annual Summary.pdf

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Publisher: Landfall Press

Keywords: 1 Surface Transport - 1.1 Gasolines - 1.2 Diesel fuels - 1.3 Compressed natural gas (CNG) - 1.4 Liquefied natural gas (LNG) - 1.5 Liquefied petroleum gases (LPG) - 1.6 Methanol - 1.7 Biodiesel - 1.8 Bioethanol & other oxygenates - 1.9 Hydrogen - 2 Aerospace - 2.1 Aero piston engines - 2.2 Thermal stability - 2.3 Freezing - 2.4 Aero general - 2.5 Alternative aviation fuels - 3 Fuel Handling - 3.1 Fire safety - 3.2 Contamination - 3.3 Volatility - 4 Propulsion - 4 Star Petrol - 4.1 Auto heat engines - 4.2 Battery-electric vehicles - 4.3 Hybrid vehicles - 4.4 Fuel cell vehicles - 4.5 Solar propulsion - 4.6 Novel propulsive systems - 5 General transport fuels technology - 5.1 Fuel consumption and combustion emissions - 5.2 Fuel synthesis -