Development and validation of thermal and hybrid powertrains

Focus on new fuels and e-fuels

Meet environmental challenges with testing solutions tailored to alternative fuels

The rapid evolution of environmental standards and decarbonization policies is forcing manufacturers to rethink their powertrain strategies. The Emitech Group supports propulsion engineers, test managers, and alternative fuel experts in validating thermal and hybrid powertrains powered by e-fuels, hydrogen (H2), ammonia (NH3), and other low-carbon fuels.

We provide high-performance test benches capable of reproducing real operating conditions, while integrating the specific constraints of new fuels. These benches are suitable for gasoline, diesel, natural gas, HEV/PHEV hybrid powertrains, as well as multi-fuel or alternative combustion configurations.

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Why test your alternative powertrains at Emitech?

Anticipating regulations and accelerating innovation

In a context of energy transition and regulatory change, anticipating legislative developments while accelerating technological innovation is becoming a major strategic challenge for engine manufacturers. Integrating alternative fuels into powertrains is a concrete response to the growing demands for performance, pollution control and endurance. This approach is part of the preparations for the arrival of the Euro 7 standard and future environmental regulations.

Multi-energy engine development

The development of multi-energy powertrains means that a wide range of solutions can be explored, from petrol, diesel and natural gas powertrains (up to 280 bar) to synthetic fuels and liquid e-fuels. Technologies linked to hydrogen, used in direct combustion, as well as those incorporating ammonia (NH₃), in liquid or gaseous form with PFI or direct injection, are also opening up new prospects. In addition, mixed NH₃ + H₂ combustion is a promising way of meeting environmental challenges while maintaining performance levels suited to the applications in question.

Our customised high-performance test bench

Our H2/NH3 high-dynamic engine dyno is an adaptation of our high-performance dyno designed to meet engine development requirements for different types of engine: petrol, diesel and natural gas (280 bar power supply). It offers great versatility to meet all engine development requirements:

A secure, controlled test environment

The different types of test available

Engine characterization & calibration

Cycle simulation and automated driving

Endurance and resistance tests

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