What is a Cryocar? It is a liquid nitrogen powered vehicle. Propulsion systems are cryogenic heat engines in which a cryogenic substance is used as a.

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What is a Cryocar? It is a liquid nitrogen powered vehicle. Propulsion systems are cryogenic heat engines in which a cryogenic substance is used as a heat sink.

Cryogenic Heat Engine It is a engine which uses very cold substances to produce useful energy. There is always some heat input to the working fluid during the expansion process.

Liquid Nitrogen(LN 2 ) Liquid Nitrogen is the cheapest, widely produced and most common cryogen. It is mass produced in air liquefaction plants The liquefaction process is very simple. Normal, atmospheric air is passed through dust precipitator and pre-cooled.

Atmospheric Air passes Fractional Distillation Dust Precipitator Inter cooler Nozzle LN 2 Insulated chamber Expansion Turbo pumps Dewar Flask

It is then compressed inside large turbo pumps to about 100 atmospheres. Once the air has been cooled to room temperature it is allowed to expand rapidly through a nozzle into an insulated chamber. By running several cycles the temperature of the chamber becomes low enough. The air entering it starts to liquefy. Liquid nitrogen is removed from the chamber by fractional distillation and is stored inside well-insulated Dewar flasks.

Main Components of the Engine: A pressurized tank to store liquid nitrogen. Pressurant bottles of N 2 gas substitute for a pump. The gas pushes the liquid nitrogen out of the Dewar that serves as a fuel tank. A primary heat exchanger that heats (using atmospheric heat) LN 2 to form N 2 gas, then heats gas under pressure to near atmospheric temperature. An Expander to provide work to the drive shaft of the vehicle. An economizer or a secondary heat exchanger, which preheats the liquid N 2 coming out from the pressurized tank taking heat from the exhaust.

Principle of Operation: LN 2 at –320 o F (-196 o C) is pressurized and then vaporized in a heat exchanger by ambient temperature of the surrounding air. This heat exchanger is like the radiator of a car but instead of using air to cool water, it uses air to heat and boil liquid nitrogen. Liquid N 2 passing through the primary heat exchanger quickly reaches its boiling point. The N 2 expands to a gas with a pressure of 150 psi.

The pressurised N 2 gas drives the motor. The only exhaust is nitrogen, which is major constituent of our atmosphere. Energy+N2(l)-->N2(g) Hence, there is no pollution produced by running this car.

Advantages over electric cars: A liquid nitrogen car is much lighter and refilling its tank takes only about minutes. The exhaust produced by the car is environmental friendly. A cryogenic car could have three times the range of an electric car of the same weight and no battery disposal concerns.

Drawbacks: The N 2 passing through the tubes of the heat exchanger is so cold that the moisture in the surrounding air would condense on the outside of the tubes, obstructing the air flow. Then there's the safety issue. Should a nitrogen car be kept in a poorly ventilated space and, if the Nitrogen leaks off, it could prove fatal. Turning N 2 gas into a liquid requires a lot of energy. So while cryogenic cars have zero emissions, they rely on energy produced at emission generating power plants.

Probable Solutions: A tube within a tube design. N 2 passes back and forth inside a set of three nested tubes. By the time it reaches the outermost tubes, the N 2 is warm enough that the exterior wall of the tube remains above the freezing point of water. Route the exhaust from the fossil fuel power plants through cryogenic plants, so that the pollutants and the greenhouse gases could be condensed for later disposal

Efficiency: The LN 2 car can travel 15 miles on a full (48 gallon) tank of liquid nitrogen going 20 MPH. Its maximum speed is over 35 MPH.

Why not commercialized? Even though the technology is 10 to 12 years old, still it has not come to the market for two reasons. Safety issues have not been sorted out as yet. Lack of funds for research.

Conclusion: In a real sense, the more such vehicles are used, the cleaner the air will become. In addition to the environmental impact of these vehicles, refueling using current technology can take only a few minutes, which is very similar to current gas refueling times.

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