Methanol reforming and turbine heat recovery raise hybrid drive efficiency while cutting system weight and NOx emissions.
Methanol reforming feeds synthesis gas to a gas turbine generator, raising efficiency and reducing hybrid battery size and climate impact.
Heating and pressurizing pump fluid to gas or supercritical state lets an eductor clear foil-bearing liquid and cut pre-startup windage loss.
Hot exhaust gases preheat dihydrogen through a double-walled duct in the bypass chamber, improving combustion efficiency while isolating leaks.
Hot exhaust gases heat dihydrogen through vane-integrated duct sections, improving combustion efficiency without a separate heater.
Outlet baffles mix burner exhaust before the heat exchanger, enabling compact hydrogen preheating while limiting hot spots and thermoacoustic vibration.
Heating fuel to precipitate and remove particles before combustion helps cut contrail formation while avoiding engine deposits.
Cryogenic fuel is compressed, heated, expanded, and remixed to recover exhaust heat and generate extra shaft power in aircraft propulsion.