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Full Description
Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Technologies in Maritime Transportation looks at the role of hydrogen and fuel cells in creating a more sustainable and environmentally friendly maritime industry. It explores how hydrogen can revolutionize marine propulsion and highlights innovations and solutions for greener energy, including onboard hydrogen production, hybrid energy systems, and advanced fuel cell technologies. The book also covers performance and environmental analysis techniques for fuel cell-powered marine vessels, different fuel options, regulatory and safety considerations, and port-based hydrogen infrastructure. It provides insights into developing hydrogen infrastructure at ports and harbors and the economic implications and ecological benefits of adopting green hydrogen in maritime transportation. This resource is a must-read for engineers, maritime professionals, researchers, and marine enthusiasts who want to stay up-to-date with the changing landscape of sustainable marine transportation.
Provides guidelines on the design and modeling of fuel cell-powered marine vessels;
Discusses hydrogen safety and storage options;
Includes detailed case studies and life cycle assessments for hydrogen-fueled marine vehicles.
Contents
Chapter 1: Hydrogen Storage and Handling on Ships.- Chapter 2: Ammonia, Methanol, Liquid Hydrogen and Gas Hydrogen Utilization on Ships.- Chapter 3: The Role of Green Liquid Hydrogen in Sustainable Transportation: Opportunities and Barriers.- Chapter 4: Advanced Technologies and Recent Applications on Fuel Cell Powered Marine Transport.- Chapter 5: Fuel Cells for Autonomous Underwater and Surface Marine Vehicles with Energy Storage System.- Chapter 6: State-of-Art Energy Management Strategies for Hybrid Fuel Cell Applications for Ships.- Chapter 7: Green hydrogen production chain onboard maritime transport: A case study on hydrogen production through electrolysis powered by the waste heat recovery.- Chapter 8: Examining the effect of port injection (PI) and direct injection (DI) of hydrogen on engine performance and emissions in diesel engines.- Chapter 9: The emerging role of seaports as maritime hubs for hydrogen.- Chapter 10: Sustainable Waterborne Transportation with Hydrogen: An ecosystem approach to design.- Chapter 11: Life Cycle Assessment of Hydrogen Powered Vessels.- Chapter 12: Adoption of Hydrogen Use in Marine Applications.- Chapter 13: Future Pathways and Technological Advances of Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Technologies for Ships.
