EVALUATION OF FUEL EFFICIENCY IN GASOLINE-POWERED VEHICLES THROUGH THE USE OF HYDROGEN BLENDS

Abstract

Today, more than 14,000 hydrogen-powered vehicles are operating on the streets of European countries. Major global automotive companies such as Mercedes-Benz, Toyota, and Hyundai are investing heavily in the development of hydrogen technologies. So, what makes hydrogen superior to other traditional fuels? What are the prospects for hydrogen-powered transport?The hydrogen-powered engine was invented in 1806 by François Isaac de Rivaz. The scientist produced hydrogen through the electrolysis of water. The piston engine he created is known as the De Rivaz engine. As we all know, hydrogen is a gas. It is a flammable gas and is also used in the production of electricity. Hydrogen can be found in nature both in free form and as a component of other gases. It is worth noting that hydrogen can be used as a fuel, particularly in heating systems. Since hydrogen is odorless and tasteless, it does not harm the environment.