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CHEETA (Center for Cryogenic High-Efficiency Electrical Technologies for Aircraft)

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A program to develop a fully electric aircraft platform that utilizes cryogenic liquid hydrogen as a method to store energy, converting it to electrical energy through fuel cells to drive an ultra-efficient electric propulsion system.

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University of Illinois
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Often mentioned with · Technologies

Cryogenic liquid hydrogen storage and distribution
Technology for storing and distributing hydrogen in liquid form at very low temperatures. Airbus is developing composite hydrogen-system technologies for this application in aviation.
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Electrically-driven propulsion systems
Ultra-efficient electric motors that power aircraft.
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Fuel Cells
Devices that convert chemical energy from a fuel into electricity through an electrochemical reaction, producing minimal emissions.
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Often mentioned with · Locations

United States
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Often mentioned with · People

Phillip Ansell
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Often mentioned with · Research studies

Development of a fully electric aircraft powered by cryogenic liquid hydrogen
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NASA is working on developing a plane powered by cryogenic liquid hydrogen

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