Car Run On Water As Fuel

Hello Guys,

Did you all know something about "Car Run As Fuel"? Did you have any experience or research about this? If you have please share with me because now I am researching about this project.

Thanks,

Galatoryap

Steam cars ??

Seems like a steam but in chemical process its more like separating process between H2 and O2. H2 will be used to replace standard fuel. Did you have any experiment in this project?

I have heard that it costs more in fossel fual to seperate the H2 than just to use gasoline in your car to begin with.

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Big Dave

Actually I saw it on the local news. It seems to be pretty cheap. It seperates H2O into H HO, burns the hydrogen and dumps the water. Still years from practical applications. Still decades from affordable, technology wise.

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At being time I am still testing fuel saver through mixing fuel with hydrogen with carburetor mixer. And I will let you all know how many percentages of saving of fuel.

In next year I try to make electric generator with water as fuel and refill the water only 1 week per 1 gallon. If I succeed I will let you all know first. In next engine for driving generator I will use some stainless parts.

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I wish i was amish.. lol Horse and Buggy

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SSounds

It's hard to get a couple of 15"s on that buggy.

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Big Dave

i saw something on the news about the grease cars. the car starts on a diesel engine, and then after the grease~(vegtible oil) heats up, it runs off that. they actually have a website that they sell this kit for it. i thought it was pretty cool.

I'm just imagining somebody with spinners on the buggy.

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I live in west texas and the cotton farmers this year are running their tractors on peanut oil.  It's only around 4 bucks a gallon but they get about 3 times the burn than with diesel.  So the news says.  Sounds like they just had to add a contraption that heats up the oil big time before it's injected, that way it can combust and it flows thru the injectors quite easily!  Who knows.

the problem with hydrgen cars is that the fule is expensive and it is extreamly flamible more than gas. it is also extramly hard to contane and is eather under extreamly high pressure. or in a liquide both have to have a extreamly strong and stable tank that can be safe. even during extream conditions like a crash or fire. this stuff is REALLY FLAMIBALE. and most of the time under pressure. another bad thing is that it is expensive to make. which uses a high electrical curent to charge water seperating the hidregen and oxegen. boobles form on the +/- electric coyals as little bubbles and then are absourbed by a speacile matriale. takes alot of money to make all that electricity. another way they are trying to get it is by tapping into large amounts of this stuff in the ground that is really really deep underground. it is relised buy the extream pressure cased by the overlying rock layers. there is a huge area that streaces from california and surounding states to somewere out in the middle of the ocean that has large quantitys of the gas that is traped in the rock that is way under ground. the only problem is how do you get to something that deep without haveing the pipes smashed by the extream preassure, if you can even get the drill to go that deep witch you cant get it that far. that is wy they as in scientists cant reach it to use it.

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More energy is used with current processes to make hydrogen gas then just burining fossel fuels in the first place. Hopefully in the future some idea will be thought up on how to get large amounts of hydrogen cheaply.

In the meantime, biodiesel will be the next big thing. Tech for it is here today and it doesn't cost to much once the delivery infrastructure is tweaked. It can be grown from scratch using soy, corn, peanuts (what rudy diesel ran the first diesel engine on actually) or waste cooking grease. My buddy makes small batches for fun and testing, and it smells just like frenchfries comin out my powerstrokers exhaust.

Adrianspeeder

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it is actully a better lubricant then the other patroliam based products. your engien will last longer on that stuff. and everything they use to make it has a different smell to it. its like if they get the oil from a donut shop it will smell like donuts.

Aaron

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