NH3 Fuel Conference 2014

September 21 - September 24, 2014 in Des Moines, Iowa, United States

NH3 – the Renewable, Carbon-free Fuel

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Schedule

Day One 2014 Conference
Monday, September 22, 2014, -

  1. Green Ammonia to Fuel International Security

    Christopher Harz*, One World for Life

  2. Food Security via Clean Energy

    Alex Lightman*, Everblaze

  3. Who’s your Favorite Chemical?

    Norm Olson*, NH3 Fuel Association

  4. Ammonia Economy – The Global Potential

    Steve Wittrig*, Clean Air Task Force

  5. My Solar Powered Ammonia Generation System

    Jay Schmuecker*, Pinehurst Farm Schmuecker Renewable Energy System

  6. Liquid Ammonia for Hydrogen Storage

    Yoshitsugu Kojima*, Hiroshima University

  7. Further Evolution of an Ammonia Fuelled Range Extender for Hybrid Vehicles

    Stefano Frigo*, Roberto Gentili, University of Pisa

  8. Recent progress on the Ammonia-Gasoline and the Ammonia-Diesel Dual Fueled Internal Combustion Engines in Korea

    Youngmin Woo*, Jin Young Jang, Young Jae Lee, Jong-Nam Kim, Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIST)

  9. A High Efficiency NH3 fueled Diesel Engine

    Eddie Sturman*, Sturman Industries

  10. Ammonia as an alternate transport fuel: Emulsifiers for gasoline ammonia fuel blends and real time engine performance

    Shehan Haputhanthri*, Texas Tech University

  11. Micro Gas Turbine Operation with Kerosene and Ammonia

    Norihiko Iki*, Osamu Kurata, Takayuki Matsunuma, Takahiro Inoue, Masato Suzuki, Taku Tsujimura, Hirohide Furutani, Fukushima Renewable Energy Institute
Day Two 2014 Conference
Tuesday, September 23, 2014, -

  1. Effects of cathodic materials on the electrochemical ammonia synthesis from water and nitrogen in molten salts at atmospheric pressure

    Kwiyong Kim*, Jong-In Han, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)
    Chan-heui Hyung, Hyung Chul Yoon, Jong-Nam Kim, Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIST)

  2. NH3 from Renewable-source Electricity, Water, and Air: Technology Options and Economics Modeling

    William Leighty*, Leighty Foundation

  3. Using Renewable Energy to Produce NH3

    Geoff Budd*, ITM Power

  4. Student Laboratory Module: Kinetics of Ammonia Cracking

    Jason Ganley*, Colorado School of Mines

  5. A novel approach to ammonia decomposition

    Bill David*,

  6. Life-cycle greenhouse gas and energy balance of community-scale wind powered ammonia production

    Joel Tallaksen*, Michael Reese, University of Minnesota
    Fredric Bauer, Christian Hulteberg, Christian Hulteberg, Lund University
    Serina Ahlgren, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

  7. Development of Fuel Quality Specification for Ammonia when used as a Motor Vehicle Fuel

    Allan Morrison*, California Department of Food and Agriculture

  8. Investigating and Understanding Ionic Ammine Materials

    Martin Owen Jones*, J Hartley, Bill David, Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC)
    A Porch, Cardiff University

  9. Research and development of NH3-fueled solid-state fuel cell systems

    Hiroki Muroyama*, Jun Yang, Kaname Okura, Takeou Okanishi, Toshiaki Matsui, Motohiro Saito, Hiroshi Iwai, Hideo Yoshida, Koichi Eguchi, Kyoto University

  10. Characteristics of Ammonia / N2 / O2 Laminar Premixed Flame in Oxygen-enriched Condition

    Hiroyuki Takeishi*, Jun Hayashi, Shota Kono, Kimio Iino, Fumiteru Akamatsu, Osaka University

  11. Fundamental Characteristics of Ammonia/Air Premixed Laminar Flames

    Akihiro Hayakawa*, Takashi Goto, Rentaro Mimoto, Taku Kudo, Hideaki Kobayashi, Tohoku University

  12. Simulation of Fuel Economy of Gasoline-Ethanol-Ammonia Tertiary Fuel Blends for a Series Hybrid Electric Vehicle

    Shehan Haputhanthri*, Texas Tech University

  13. Numerical investigation of combustion characteristics of ammonia-air mixtures under high pressure lean conditions

    Hadi Nozari*, Arif Karabeyoğlu, Koc University
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