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Originally posted by sucahyo View PostAgree, copper is a good catalyst. Some use it for catalytic converter.
How about air and water only, without any hydro carbon, before the piston?
Is there plan to implement it on normal engine?
Maybe before the air filter for better air ionization or after a carburetor like GEET to make a better gasoline air mix. I would be very interested to hear the result even without dyno. I think atleast the exhaust would be odorless.
Some confusion is present at this point..
Cardac member ask about an "fantastic creation" of NH3 inside chambre of combustion using LPG or CH4 with HHO and AIR.
Sorry but doesn't work in that way .. isn't the " chemical little one" game..
I ask that using CO2,H2O,N2,O2, that a today are GASOLINE EXAUST GAS and normally are espelled out, with that reactor can be possible process these creating new combustible gas fuel identified in H3C-NH2 and called methylamine with sub-product like N2O.
About NH3/N2O creation we don't use any petrol combustible but ONLY Nitrogen and Water mist, first that mixture is processed from an pre-ionizer stage and after is sended immediately inside reactor.. OUT of reactor NH3/N2O is recomposed inside an rest chambre, time of molecular recomposition depend from technology used inside, however, as Mike ask, is 0.5-5 sec max; rest chambre is used also as little gas fuel tank reserve. Now I think to have explain better the scenario and sorry for my englishLast edited by tutanka; 07-22-2010, 06:17 AM.
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Originally posted by tutanka View PostSucayho,
Some confusion is present at this point..
Cardac member ask about an "fantastic creation" of NH3 inside chambre of combustion using LPG or CH4 with HHO and AIR.
Sorry but doesn't work in that way .. isn't the " chemical little one" game..
I ask that using CO2,H2O,N2,O2, that a today are GASOLINE EXAUST GAS and normally are espelled out, with that reactor can be possible process these creating new combustible gas fuel identified in H3C-NH2 and called methylamine with sub-product like N2O.
About NH3/N2O creation we don't use any petrol combustible but ONLY Nitrogen and Water mist, first that mixture is processed from an pre-ionizer stage and after is sended immediately inside reactor.. OUT of reactor NH3/N2O is recomposed inside an rest chambre, time of molecular recomposition depend from technology used inside, however, as Mike ask, is 0.5-5 sec max; rest chambre is used also as little gas fuel tank reserve. Now I think to have explain better the scenario and sorry for my english
Have you tried to fuel an engine using only Nitrogen & water mist? What were the test results?
Thanks. Mike
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Congratulations Mike and Alex.
If you can clarify a question on your reactor it would be helpful.
With your system utilizing exhaust gas recirculation can the gas reactor provide combustible gas from a cold start or is it necessary to start an i.c.e. with a fossil fuel to warm up the reactor.
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active and none active gases
@All
Let me explain a few things which seem to be that people do not understand.
Gases can be in two basic forms, active and none active, let us take a gas that most car enthusiasts know about!!!! nitrous oxide "N2O", now I will put it in a simpler form N2+O, what do we have? normal Nitrogen "N2" and an active oxygen "O", yes active, it is atomic, it is not O2.
Nitrogen is NEARLY an unique carrier of other gases in their atomic form, that is why it is used as an enhancer in petrol engines and works better than a turbo charger, but it is not only the extra oxygen, if it was so we would just put a tank of extra oxygen and not N2O. The atomic oxygen on its own would not live more than micro secounds ON ITS OWN, now can you see what is happening? active means reactive.
Now NH3, what do we have if we make this simpler, N+H+H+H, both the nitrogen and the hydrogen are atomic or in this case we call it ACTIVE, we have an active gas, ammonia, and WHY IS AMMONIA USED FOR CLEANING? because it is ACTIVE or reactive on the dirt.
Now if we can make NH3+N2O in an instance, we have a VERY active gas mix which will power an engine far more than if we put in H2+O2, we will infact have in its simplest form H+H+H+O+(N+N2). Now I am not going into what happens to the gases after combustion, take it from me that most is reused and a small amount of nitrogen goes back into the air.
The formation of the NH3 and N2O is done prior to the engine intake and NOT IN THE CYLINDER as has been said that happens a few posts earlier, and the production of NH3 and N2O is dependant on producing active nitrogen in the first place and is one of the MOST DIFFICULT things to do.
I hope I have explained myself on this matter and anybody trying to run an engine on H2 and O2 without using a vast amount of energy to produce them, are barking up the wrong tree, IT HAS TO BE AN ACTIVE GAS.
Mike
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Originally posted by ZeroMassInertia View PostCongratulations Mike and Alex.
If you can clarify a question on your reactor it would be helpful.
With your system utilizing exhaust gas recirculation can the gas reactor provide combustible gas from a cold start or is it necessary to start an i.c.e. with a fossil fuel to warm up the reactor.
Mike
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Originally posted by Michael John Nunnerley View Post@All
Let me explain a few things which seem to be that people do not understand.
Gases can be in two basic forms, active and none active, let us take a gas that most car enthusiasts know about!!!! nitrous oxide "N2O", now I will put it in a simpler form N2+O, what do we have? normal Nitrogen "N2" and an active oxygen "O", yes active, it is atomic, it is not O2.
Nitrogen is NEARLY an unique carrier of other gases in their atomic form, that is why it is used as an enhancer in petrol engines and works better than a turbo charger, but it is not only the extra oxygen, if it was so we would just put a tank of extra oxygen and not N2O. The atomic oxygen on its own would not live more than micro secounds ON ITS OWN, now can you see what is happening? active means reactive.
Now NH3, what do we have if we make this simpler, N+H+H+H, both the nitrogen and the hydrogen are atomic or in this case we call it ACTIVE, we have an active gas, ammonia, and WHY IS AMMONIA USED FOR CLEANING? because it is ACTIVE or reactive on the dirt.
Now if we can make NH3+N2O in an instance, we have a VERY active gas mix which will power an engine far more than if we put in H2+O2, we will infact have in its simplest form H+H+H+O+(N+N2). Now I am not going into what happens to the gases after combustion, take it from me that most is reused and a small amount of nitrogen goes back into the air.
The formation of the NH3 and N2O is done prior to the engine intake and NOT IN THE CYLINDER as has been said that happens a few posts earlier, and the production of NH3 and N2O is dependant on producing active nitrogen in the first place and is one of the MOST DIFFICULT things to do.
I hope I have explained myself on this matter and anybody trying to run an engine on H2 and O2 without using a vast amount of energy to produce them, are barking up the wrong tree, IT HAS TO BE AN ACTIVE GAS.
Mike
Do you recycle the NOX emissions back into the reactor? Here in California the NOX emissions are regulated in all cars and ICE engines. Can your system do a closed loop so no NOX emissions escapes?
Thanks, Mike
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Originally posted by Michael John Nunnerley View PostOK, what have we got to start with and what can we make out of it?
Water=H2+O2
AIR= 78% N2 + 20% O2 + 2% other gases which we can forget
So we have one source for H2, N2, and two sources for O2
Now what can we make from this which will run an engine other than just pure H2 burning in O2, which would require a lot of H2 which we do not have?
Well we could make NH3 or N2H4; N2O;NO2;NO. what ever if you mix the three gases you are going to have NITROGEN in the equation, so why did Meyer talk of none combustible gases (nitrogen) to such great extent. Later I will tell you why, and it is to do with gaining energy.
Mike
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Originally posted by vrand View PostThank you for the explanation Mike
Do you recycle the NOX emissions back into the reactor? Here in California the NOX emissions are regulated in all cars and ICE engines. Can your system do a closed loop so no NOX emissions escapes?
Thanks, Mike
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Originally posted by vrand View PostThank you Alex
Good news, with only N2 & H2O in the exhaust then maybe can save some water usage if recycled back into the reactor.
Thanks, MikeLast edited by tutanka; 07-22-2010, 11:26 PM.
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Originally posted by tutanka View PostFor recycled exaust gas you need different engine.. surely ceramized and more advanced technologically... in all case you need pure exaust gas but as you know mixed to exaust gas sometimes is present oil vapour.. if you send inside reactor an impure mixture you obtain an bad gas generation with unstable gas fuel . REACTOR NEED PURE MIXTURE FOR WORK PROPERLY AND I REMEMBER TO YOU THAT YOU USE ONLY NITROGEN AND WATER NOT GASOLINE!! You can send out N2 and H2O vapour created trought combustion.. Regards Alex
It would be interesting for future research. For now just add air and water and go.
Thanks, Mike
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Originally posted by tutanka View PostAbout NH3/N2O creation we don't use any petrol combustible but ONLY Nitrogen and Water mist, first that mixture is processed from an pre-ionizer stage and after is sended immediately inside reactor.. OUT of reactor NH3/N2O is recomposed inside an rest chambre, time of molecular recomposition depend from technology used inside, however, as Mike ask, is 0.5-5 sec max; rest chambre is used also as little gas fuel tank reserve.Originally posted by Michael John Nunnerley View PostThe formation of the NH3 and N2O is done prior to the engine intake and NOT IN THE CYLINDER as has been said that happens a few posts earlier, and the production of NH3 and N2O is dependant on producing active nitrogen in the first place and is one of the MOST DIFFICULT things to do.
No test on normal engine? Your reactor should also usefull for exhaust catalytic converter or aftermarket air filter since some country made engine modification illegal.Last edited by sucahyo; 07-23-2010, 04:27 AM.
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