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Hybrid powertrains enable quick CO2 savings in road transport by combining an electric motor and a combustion engine - provided that the powertrain system of such a vehicle is designed from the outset...
Read moreElectricity, hydrogen or synthetic fuels: When it comes to the energy sources to be used in road transport of the future, there is much debate. A new study by the research association FVV now shows:...
Read moreFour research institutes have investigated on behalf of the Research Association for Internal Combustion Engines (FVV) how close we can come to the ultimate system efficiency of combustion engines in...
Read moreThe Research Association for Internal Combustion Engines (FVV) significantly expands pre-competitive Industrial Collective Research (IGF) on hydrogen-powered combustion engines and fuel cells. Twelve...
Read moreLife cycle analyses (LCA) provide evidence of how climate-friendly new powertrain technologies really are. A new meta-analysis commissioned by the Research Association for Internal Combustion Engines...
Read moreEnergy and mobility systems are facing a profound change. The Research Association for Combustion Engines (FVV) is redefining its role with a mission statement based on a survey of its members. In...
Read moreThe Executive Committee of the FVV | Research Association for Combustion Engines (Forschungsvereinigung Verbrennungskraftmaschinen e. V.) has confirmed Prof. Dr.-Ing. Peter Gutzmer as its President....
Read moreIn order to meet future CO2 limits, SI engine-driven vehicles must consume significantly less fuel. A new project of the Research Association for Internal Combustion Engines (FVV) is investigating how...
Read moreHigh-tech steels, adaptive air bearings and biofuels: Young scientists find exciting tasks in research on turbomachinery and internal combustion engines. Some outstanding works have now been awarded...
Read moreIf transportation is to become completely climate-neutral by 2050, the costs for drivers are likely to rise. However, it doesn't make much difference whether a mid-range passenger car has a battery...
Read moreFVV | The Research Association for Combustion Engines is committed to the further development of the fuel cell. The aim is to make emission-free long-range and freight mobility affordable. A new...
Read moreNew digital simulation methods allow engineers to develop clean and sustainable engines and turbines. This is the conclusion of the 2016 contest of the Hans Dinger Prize (HDP). The...
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