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The Zero CO2 Emissions Technologies Project is focused on the
elimination of CO2 emissions from civil transport aircraft by
conversion of their propulsion systems to hydrogen fuel and by the introduction
of new energy conversions technologies, i.e., air breathing fuel cells,
to produce an environmentally benign, low cost and durable system. As a
result of recent world-wide development efforts, the state of technology
of fuel cells has advanced to the point where they can now be considered
for reduced emissions aircraft.
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Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Letter - "NASA
Launches Hydrogen Airplanes Study, includes Fuel Cell for Propfan Planes" *
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Aerospace Propulsion
and Power Program
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Point of contact: Dr.
Patricia L. Loyselle
Last update: October, 2000 |
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