Internal combustion engine vehicles

DOE’s Advanced Vehicle Testing Activity (AVTA) teamed with Pinnacle West (holding company of Arizona Public Service) and Electric Transportation Applications (ETA) to construct and operate a hydrogen and compressed natural gas (H/CNG) generation and fueling facility in Phoenix, Arizona. The H/CNG facility provided pure hydrogen, pure CNG, or H/CNG blends to the various internal combustion engine (ICE) test vehicles.

APS Alternative Fuel (Hydrogen) Pilot Plant

Testing information for the prototype 100% hydrogen dispenser, that also blends in real-time and delivers 15, 20, 30 and 50% hydrogen and CNG.

Other Information or Reports

Feasibility Study of Hydrogen Production at Existing Nuclear Power Plants

Test Specifications and Procedures

HICEV America Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engine Vehicle (HICEV) Technical Specifications - November 2004

Video clips

These short video clips show a person fueling a van with hydrogen blended fuel. The clips are soundless.

Source: avt.inl.gov

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