Fuel delivery system
AssigneeZero Emissions Aerospace Limited
InventorMatthew Noel Orchard
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AssigneeZero Emissions Aerospace Limited
InventorMatthew Noel Orchard
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A cryogenic liquid fuel for a vehicle is safely converted into a gas at a desired pressure. The gas is then warmed up from cryogenic temperatures so that it is in a usable range for consuming devices powering the vehicle. Waste heat from any type of consuming device is used in the most efficient way for the vehicle system. If waste heat is not readily available, then an electric heater can be optionally used. The invention can be used in conjunction with an electric motor to cool it to cryogenic temperatures to improve its performance, or to enhance the performance of the consuming device by cooling it. The system can operate passively to perform the vaporisation function, or can alternatively be actively controlled with sensors and a controller if tight margins of pressure and temperature of the fuel in its gaseous state is desired.
A fuel delivery system for a vehicle, the fuel delivery system comprising:
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