Mahle

Rolls-Royce has started, with a consortium of five companies and research institutes, to develop the necessary technologies for a highly efficient first-of-a-kind hydrogen combustion engine to drive combined heat and power (CHP) systems.

Deutz chooses automotive supplier Mahle to supply hydrogen engine components. Full production for stationary application will start in 2024.

Combustion engines and fuel cells, running on climate-neutral hydrogen, can be used to power off-highway vehicles – at Systems & Components 2023 running parallel to Agritechnica 12-18 November, Hanover, Germany.

During the first phase of the cooperation, Ballard will be primarily responsible for system design relating to the fuel cell stack, while Mahle is bringing its extensive experience in the areas of thermal management, power electronics, and packaging.

Liebherr has announced early trial results using Mahle Jet Ignition (MJI) in the development of hydrogen-fuelled internal combustion engines

MAHLE develops a new generation of piston coatings A new generation of MAHLE piston coatings is being developed with the purpose of increasing efficiency and minimizing emissions. These coatings are intended to guide and reduce the heat entering the pistons. This initially reduces the demand for pis...