This 2-liter car engine can run entirely on hydrogen

Researchers in South Korea have developed a new technology for a passenger car hydrogen engine that promises to make it more viable for mass production.

New technology allows hydrogen to be directly injected into the cylinders like an internal combustion engine.

The team claims that the newly developed hydrogen engine technology is an instantaneous and economical technology that can help to replace fossil fuels.

The maximum torque of 142.7 Nm is achieved when burning under rich conditions at the stoichiometric air-fuel ratio.

By increasing the fuel injection pressure, the torque performance can be improved by retarding the injection timing or increasing fuel injection period.

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