Liquid hydrogen is used to precool and intercool the turbine engine in Chalmers’ concept.
Credit: Chalmers University of Technology
Compact Heat Exchanger Enables Cryogenic-Cooled Engine Swedish researchers have developed a design for a compact heat exchanger that would allow cryogenic liquid hydrogen fuel to be used to cool turbine engines, reducing their fuel consumption and extending the range of future zero-emission aircraft...
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