Catalysis for Realization of Hydrogen from Ammonia for Zero-Emission Flight - Florida Space Institute


This NASA funded project seeks to eliminate the use of fossil fuels in aviation.  We will be investigating catalysts to convert Ammonia (NH3) to Hydrogen and Nitrogen as well as there integration into aviation engines. This work will enable the utilization of H2/N2 mixes in jet engines and eliminate NOx and carbon pollution associated with current hydrocarbon-based fuels. This project is a large multidisciplinary effort involving researchers at UCF (MAE, FSI, and EH&S), Purdue, GE, Boeing, Georgia Tech, Southwest Research Institute, and the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority.  Work will involve strong collaboration with these partners.

Project Dates

Start Date: 1/8/2024 - End Date: 4/28/2024

Students Needed

Type of Project

Individual

Student Responsibilities

Time Commitment

Student Requirements

Interested in Working With the Following Programs

For EXCEL URE Students Only

Additional Notes

Position Overview

  • Date Posted: 10-04-2021
  • Paid: Yes