Run your Car on Water
March 8th 2011 02:42
Category: Equipment
CURRENT MOON
Running your car on water, well Its not as silly as it sounds.
Many have tried before and perhaps failed. Although you may not get enough gas to fullly power a car , using HHO technology,you can make the gas mileage on a car go further improving your miles per gallon (mpg).
The technology has been around for at least 100 years, since the time Cavendish discovered “flammable gas”.
Way back in 1766 British scientist Henry Cavendish discovered , “flammable gas” became known as hydrogen gas.
Why is all the Sudden Interest in H2o propulsion?
Well the recent rise in fuel prices has ”sparked’ a new interest in converting water into fuel.
Through a process of electrolysis water can be separated into Oxygen and Hydrogen.
With new HHO (Hydrogen Hydrogen Oxygen) technology comes refinements. HHO the end product of splitting water (H2O) into its components, also known as Brown's Gas.
Does it Work?
In theory it does work although I have not fitted the HHO conversion to a car.
I have constructed a small test HHO converter using 8 stainless steel plates connected to a DC battery and placed in a jar of water. Turn on the power and gas is almost instantly produced enough gas to be able to ignite it with a match.
There are many designs on the internet on how to build an HHO converters I wont go into the finer details of how to build one at this time.
The idea of using HHO gas in conjunction with a petrol or diesel engine is sound.
You can buy a HHO kit that you can install yourself, I suggest you do some further research before you proceed with any purchase.
How it works is relatively simple the gas produced by the HHO electrolytic converter is diverted to the car engine air intake.
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The added gas helps burn the fuel more efficiently therefore producing better fuel mileage.
Can it blow Up the Car?
With any gas you need to use caution. The gas produced by the HHO process is only active while the engine is running. There is no reason to store the gas in a tank like most Hydrogen cars do.
The gas is produced and consumed while the engine is running. When the engine is switched off no gas is produced.
You're probably starting to think why isn’t HHO Technology being used by car manufacturers, there are many reasons.
One reason is there is no money to be made by, in other world the oil companies are not interested in cars that tend to eat away their profit margins.
Car manufactures would have to invest in raising new capital it does not have to design better engines in order for HHO to work.
The government is not really interested because it rakes in BILLIONS of dollars each year on fuel taxes.
If this technology helps me keep a little of the revenue otherwise given to other Middle Eastern countries in my pocket then HHO technology has my interest.
It is up to the humble individual to go it alone at least this way he or she are less likely to get screwed by the status queue.
I am not a believer in global warming although using fossil fuels should be used wisely.
While you have countries like China and India and others who continue to pollute the air the debate on global warming will continue to be a hollow argument.
In this blog I have touched on some minor points of producing HHO gas therefore I do not endorse any HHO products or designs.
If your are interested in finding out more information *
*Any experimentation should be undertaken carefully, I suggest you do some research first.Any experiment conducted is at user’s own risk.
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Comment by S.L.
The Political Brief
Anything we can do to save money right now is worth a try. Thanks for the info, CarlCan.
Comment by CarlCan
Astroearth
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Hi S.L.
Bio diesel is very popular and is also a great resource for renewable energy.
On the plus side it smells pretty good the odor of fish and fries cooking as the car goes followed with about a dozen cats in toe is pretty amusing.
“Power to the people”
Comment by S.L.
The Political Brief