Glossary
Hydrogen for combustion
Quick summary
Hydrogen for combustion is hydrogen generated on demand and introduced with the intake air of combustion equipment, without modifying the equipment's fuel system.
- Supplied at low pressure into the intake path.
- Generated only while the equipment operates.
- Interface includes non-return protection and shutdown interlocks.
Definition
Hydrogen for combustion is hydrogen generated on demand and introduced with the intake air of combustion equipment, without modifying the equipment's fuel system.
Purity
A dry, alkali-free stream is preferred for combustion duty.
Production
Output is matched to the equipment's duty profile.
Applications
Engines, boilers and furnaces; documented in application terms on CombustionEnhancement.
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