Under the dual driving forces of global energy transition and carbon neutrality goals, the traditional fossil energy system is undergoing a strategic upgrade toward cleaner, low-carbon and diversified development. Hydrogen fuel, as a zero-carbon energy carrier, demonstrates significant potential and represents a crucial force driving fundamental transformation of the energy system. Firstly, this paper systematically reviews hydrogen's physicochemical properties, combustion characteristics, and mainstream hydrogen production pathways including fossil fuel reforming and renewable energy-based production. It provides detailed analysis of fundamental hydrogen combustion theories such as ignition delay time and laminar burning velocity, with particular emphasis on their critical roles in the design and performance optimization of internal combustion engines. Secondly, the paper further analyzes the chemical reaction mechanisms, combustion characteristics, and engine applications of hydrogen/ammonia and hydrogen/diesel in dual-fuel mode, highlighting that the synergistic use of dual fuels significantly improves thermal efficiency and reduces carbon emissions, while facing technical challenges like increased nitrogen oxide emissions. Additionally, based on the impact of dual-fuel combustion on emission characteristics, this paper examines NOx formation mechanisms and proposes two primary low NOx strategies: water injection and staged combustion, achieving effective NOx reduction while maintaining combustion efficiency. This paper also explores the impact of hydrogen addition on emissions of unburned HC, CO2, CO, and PM. Finally, future research should focus on developing AI-powered models for accurate combustion prediction of hydrogen multi-fuels, optimizing in-cylinder processes through advanced injection and chamber design to ensure efficient combustion, and creating dedicated aftertreatment systems for these novel fuel blends. The paper summarizes existing research findings and provides perspectives on future research trends. The objective of this study is to provide valuable information for engineers and researchers interested in hydrogen dual-fuel combustion.
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