With the global need to achieve carbon neutrality and to stop global warming by reducing
greenhouse gas emissions, ammonia is being growingly recognized as a promising …

As a hydrogen energy carrier and carbon-free fuel, ammonia (NH 3) is being growingly
considered as an alternative fuel for combustion systems in an effort to reduce carbon …

In response to the increasingly serious problem of climate change, the development of
carbon-free fuels faces a significant opportunity in the background of global carbon emission …

Ammonia, as a carbon-free renewable fuel of emerging interest, has the potential to
substitute conventional fossil fuels. However, one challenge in utilizing such fuel is the risk …

Recently, ammonia has been explored as a potential fuel for internal combustion engines,
gas turbines and other industrial purposes. Ammonia consists of 17.6% by weight of …

Ammonia (NH3) is among the largest-volume chemicals produced and distributed in the
world and is mainly known for its use as a fertilizer in the agricultural sector. In recent years …

Carbon-free energy carriers like hydrogen and ammonia have drawn increasing interest as
the world is committed to building a carbon-neutral future. Compared with the popular …

Ammonia has long been considered as a candidate vector for power generation, and has
specifically gained significant interest recently. Though it is not free of drawbacks, ammonia …

With the combination of experimental and numerical techniques, flame dynamics and
stability of ammonia/hydrogen co-firing combustion are unraveled. Five types of fundamental …

Hydrogen is a clean secondary energy source; however, effective hydrogen storage is
demanded as it has a very low volumetric density. Ammonia is promising to store hydrogen …