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Due to hydrogen's unique characteristics, such as high energy density, low mass, and the capability of using it as a zero/low emission fuel, it has become a viable contender towards fulfilling current and future emission goals. With the recent technological development, there has been an increasing interest in hydrogen internal combustion engines (HICE). The increased hydrogen concentration and the high working temperatures inside the engine's combustion chamber will create an environment that can increase the rate of hydrogen diffusion into the engine components, leading to hydrogen embrittlement (HE). Therefore, the authors have focused on studying the feasibility of using current cast powertrain aluminum alloys for HICE. From the comprehensive literature survey, it has been found that there is limited published literature on HE in cast aluminum alloys for high pressure and high-temperature charging conditions. The majority of the literature was focused on low-temperature high-pressure charging of wrought aluminum alloys. Keeping this in mind, an economically attainable 2-step experimental procedure has been proposed to identify if cast powertrain aluminum alloys can withstand th

Author

Rashiga Walallawita; Joshua Stroh; Dimitry Sediako

Publisher

Springer International Publishing AG

Published

2023

Language

EN

ISBN

9783031174254

Subjects

Science, Engineering, Stem