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Dornier 228 D-CEFD

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A propulsion system that uses fuel cells to generate electricity from hydrogen.
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Bavaria (Oberpfaffenhofen)
Bavaria (Oberpfaffenhofen)
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DLR Hydrogen Fuel Cell Propulsion System Project
A research and development project to test and develop hydrogen fuel cell propulsion technology for aircraft. The project involves converting a Dornier 228 research aircraft to replace one conventional engine with a 600-kilowatt electric propulsion system powered by a hydrogen fuel cell.
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DLR Oberpfaffenhofen
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Often mentioned with · Products

Hydrogen Fuel Cell Propulsion System (600 kW)
A 600-kilowatt electric propulsion system powered by a liquid hydrogen fuel cell designed to replace conventional aircraft engines. The system produces zero emissions apart from water.
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Dornier 228 D-CEFD (Hydrogen Fuel Cell Test Aircraft)
A modified Dornier 228 twin-engine research aircraft converted into a hydrogen fuel cell propulsion technology platform. One conventional engine will be replaced with a 600-kilowatt electric propulsion system powered by a hydrogen fuel cell.
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Hydrogen fuel cell propulsion system for aircraft
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DLR launches hydrogen fuel cell plane project
The twin-engine research aircraft being converted into a hydrogen fuel cell propulsion testbed by DLR. One conventional engine will be replaced with a 600-kilowatt electric propulsion system powered by an H2 fuel cell.

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