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Injection system development & injector test benches

Injection system development for hydrogen, methanol and ammonia

We offer our partners injection system development for hydrogen, methanol and ammonia on our injector test benches.

Effective climate protection is one of the greatest global challenges and the sustainable reduction of environmentally harmful greenhouse gases, above all CO2, is one of the main goals. The combustion engine will continue to be in demand as the main drive system in the off-road, on-road, marine and power sectors. The availability of reliable and high-quality injection components is an essential prerequisite for the development of sophisticated combustion process concepts. These must deliver highly accurate injection quantities over a wide pressure range while at the same time withstanding the challenges of the fuels.

The WTZ Roßlau develops, builds and operates test benches for injection system development, in particular for the renewable fuels hydrogen, methanol and ammonia. We are constantly striving to expand our existing infrastructure and adapt it to your requirements. Feel free to contact us!

Hydrogen injector test bench

Specifications:

  • Physical state: gaseous
  • Maximum mass flow: 35 kg/h @ 70 bar
  • Maximum H2 pressure: 70 bar
  • Back pressure: up to 20 bar
  • Characterization and endurance run
  • New development of the test bench at WTZ Roßlau
  • Variation of different parameters possible

Methanol injection test bench

Specifications:

  • Physical state: liquid (other liquid fuels are also possible as an alternative to methanol)
  • Maximum mass flow: 950 kg/h @ 400 bar
  • Maximum MeOH pressure: 400 bar
  • Back pressure: up to 50 bar
  • Endurance and gathering test runs
  • Injector and pump testing
  • Variation of different parameters possible

Ammonia injector test bench

Specifications:

  • Maximum mass flow: 1750 kg/h @ 600 bar
  • Characterization and endurance run
  • Injection progress indicator

Gas injector test bench

Specifications:

  • Physical state: gaseous (nitrogen)
  • Maximum volume flow (N2): 50 Nm3/h @ 450 bar
  • Maximum N2 pressure: 450 bar
  • Back pressure: up to 160 bar
  • Characterization and endurance run
  • Injection Analyzer – IAV Cross
  • Injector control units available
  • Variation of different parameters possible

Your contact options:

Have we aroused your interest?

Please contact us for further information.

We are looking forward to meeting you!

Mr. Karsten Stenzel

E-Mail: stenzel@wtz.de
Tel. :+49 34901 883-218