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Ammonia as an Alternative Fuel on a Mega-Yacht: An Analysis of Case Studies Using Different Fuel Cell Technologies

Russo et al., 2022

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11804704480268602632
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Russo R
Coppola T
Micoli L
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Conference Proceedings of iSCSS

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The maritime sector forecasts that ammonia will play a pivotal role in decarbonizing ships since it does not emit carbon dioxide (CO2). Nevertheless, ammonia produces nitrogen dioxide (NO2) burning in ICEs, which contributes to smog and acid rains, being harmful to …
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