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A comparative environmental life cycle assessment of the combustion of ammonia/methane fuels in a tangential swirl burner
Ammonia has been proposed as a replacement for fossil fuels. Like hydrogen, emissions from the combustion of ammonia are carbon-free. Unlike hydrogen, ammonia is more energy dense, less explosive, and there exists extensive experience in its distribution. However, ammonia has a low flame speed and c
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