Natural Gas Vehicle Technology Forum Technical Committee Meeting Presentations (Winter 2003)
January 28-29, 2003, Dallas, Texas
Following are presentations given at the Natural Gas Vehicle Technology Forum (NGVTF) Technical Committee Meeting held January 28-29, 2003, in Dallas, Texas.
Introduction
Introduction to NGVTF
Dennis Smith, U.S. Department of Energy
Infrastructure (moderated by Richard Parish, NREL)
IWG Program Summary
William Liss, Gas Technology Institute
CNG Infrastructure
Recommended Practices for CNG Fueling Station Design, Construction, and Operation
Rob Adams, Marathon Technical Services
Create an Economic CNG Fueling Infrastructure by Adding Home Fueling and Small Stations
Mario Pirraglia, FuelMaker Corporation
Universal Card Access
David Haradon, ENRG
Consistent Fuel-Use Accounting at CNG Fueling Stations
Rick Tidball, Energy International
LNG Infrastructure
Sacramento Small Scale Liquefier Plant
Bruce Wilding, Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory
Energy, Efficiency, and Economics of LNG & L/CNG
Jim Wegrzyn, Brookhaven National Laboratory
Landfill Gas Overview
Jim Wegrzyn, Brookhaven National Laboratory
Engine and Vehicle Integration (moderated by Kevin Walkowicz, NREL)
Engine and Vehicle Integration Overview
Kevin Walkowicz, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Cummins Westport Spark-Ignited (SI) and High Pressure Direct Injection (HPDI) Natural Gas Engines
Patric Ouellette, Cummins Westport Inc.
Dual Fuel Technology
Kevin Walkowicz, National Renewable Energy Laboratory (on behalf of Clean Air Partners)
Spark-Ignited Stoichiometric Engines with TWC
Alex Lawson, TeleflexGFI Control Systems
Emerging Technology: Hot Surface Ignition of Directly Injected Natural Gas, Micro-pilot Ignition
Kevin Walkowicz, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Advanced Emission Controls for Natural Gas Vehicles
Joe Kubsh, Manufacturers of Emission Controls Association
Light-Duty Engine and Aftertreatment Options and Challenges
Rich Williams, Ford
Component Development/Storage Systems (moderated by Denny Stephens, Battelle)
CNG Fuel Systems Technology
Louis A. Lautman, Gas Technology Institute
LNG Fuel Systems Technology
Jim Wegrzyn, Brookhaven National Laboratory
Bosch/Ford Injector Testing
Bruce Wilding, Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory
The Truth About Vacuums
George W. Kalet, NexGen Fueling
Demonstration and Deployment Projects (moderated by Kevin Chandler, Battelle)
The Role of NGVs in Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport's Clean Air Program
Rusty T. Hodapp, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Board
DART New Technology Deployment Challenges
Darryl Spencer, Dallas Area Rapid Transit
UPS CNG Truck Fleet, DOE/NREL Truck Evaluation Projects
Kevin Chandler, Battelle
Codes and Standards (moderated by Doug Horne, DBHorne LLC)
Codes and Standards Development
Douglas Horne, DBHorne LLC
NGV Codes & Regulations
Hank Seiff, Natural Gas Vehicle Coalition
New Technologies (moderated by Henry Hogo, SCAQMD)
New Technologies
Henry Hogo, South Coast Air Quality Management District
Hydrogen & Natural Gas - What Does The Future Hold?
William Liss, Gas Technology Institute
SunLine Transit Agency Hythane-Hydrogen Bus Experience
Tommy Edwards, SunLine Transit Agency
Heavy-Duty Natural Gas Hybrid Drivetrains
Mike Bogdanoff, South Coast Air Quality Management District