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Supplemental Hydrogen Fuel Add-on
Posted on Dec 24, 2007 - 01:14 PM
By: Adam Beazley
Hydrogen seems to be the most promising fuel of the future. It has the highest energy to weight ratio and its byproduct is distilled water. Hydrogen is non-toxic, renewable and cheap, and it only produces tiny amounts pollution when burned. The best part is that about 1600 quarts of Hydrogen and oxygen can be extracted from just one quart of water.
Oxy-Hydrogen is a mixture of oxygen and hydrogen that is produced after hydrogen is extracted from distilled water through electrolysis, and this oxy-hydrogen can be funneled into an engine and burned effectively. Unlike pure hydrogen, supplemental oxy-hydrogen can be added to any car without having to make any modifications to the engine, fuel injectors or anything else.
The benefits of using supplemental oxy-hydrogen greatly outweigh the price of these systems. Oxy-Hydrogen burns easily, fast and more powerfully than typical gasoline or diesel and the oxygen increases the octane value of the existing fuel. This means that by using supplemental oxy-hydrogen, you can experience higher horsepower, lower gas mileage and lower toxic emissions. Not only that, but the hydrogen will actually help to clean carbon build-up in your engine, allowing your car to run smoother and more efficiently.
An Oxy-Hydrogen add-on works by using the vehicles alternator to send an electric charge through a liquid electrolyte comprised of water and Lye which causes the hydrogen molecules to separate from the oxygen molecules in the water. It then captures the hydrogen and channels it into the engine via the air intake system. These system that we recommend, will only draw about 4 - 10 Amps (no strain on the alternator), compared to 30 Amps on all other units on the market.
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If you would like to learn more about the our Oxy-hydrogen generator check out our eco store: Hydrogen MPG Booster
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By jeffgoldblum on 05/24/2008
Great information! This is proof that this technology really works. Experts estimate that within 5 years, this will be the standard technology used within new automobiles.A friend of mine installed one run your car on water system on an old Cadillac. His catalytic converter had gone bad so he removed it and took it in for emissions testing. After the test the mechanic came out and said “Boy you sure have a great catalytic converter on that car!”
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