Sell Plans For Reactor Fuel

[Roland]

People,

The future fuel for endothermic engines is called micronic fuel, that is formed from ammonia gas and nitrous oxide.

The formula of micronic fuel is 8N2+6H2O+E=4NH3+6N2O


E=energy

Energy needed for start process is 150W

The real energy for create new fuel born trought the process inside an special reactor.

You don't need Plasma Ignition on your engine because the micronic fuel, an mixture of 40% of NH3 and 60% of N2O, burn with only 0,07mJ (an normal spark is 50mJ)

You can obtain for 200 euro the complete reactor plans FOR PRIVATE USAGE FOR ONE CUSTOMER AND ONLY ONE SYSTEM CAN BE BUILD - NOT FOR COMMERCIAL USAGE AT THIS TIME .


IMPORTANT - You obtain the plans ONLY signing an agreement.


If you are interested you can contact me via email to alnenc@libero.it

Attached two photos of latest reactor for used with an engine of 70kW.

Wow this sounds exciting.
I am not familiar with your projects, so I do have a few questions. I hope you don't mind.

1. What is a endothermic engine? (Are talking about a regular ICE?)
2. What kind of parts will be needed to build your reactor? ( are they readily available?
3. How much will the parts cost to build this?
4. Have you tested this fuel on endothermic engines for any length of time? (any unusual side effects?)
5. You say 150 watts to run your reactor. What kind of 150 watts? ( 12 volt DC, 120 AC, 210 AC, Hz...?


Sorry if any of my questions are dumb, maybe you have a link to a thread or something.

Thanks, Roland

[ashtweth]

Hi Alex, this way the work will not go to waste if all other avenues are exhausted but has to be FAIR... you still did not answer my question

There is no doubt that originally when involved with some members here in this forum that you were on the right track and i know trustworthy engineers who can vouch for that, we donated a cell for you guys, what is this your mentioning now, is this the WORKING principles based on that work? (however it had many peoples ideas)what tests and info do you have to relate to what your offering here?

If this YOUR part or ALL the findings? what have you got running or is this R and D from YOU only?

Ash

[lechancel]

hello Tutanka is the special membrane easy to found/buy? in france/europe
thanks
Régis

[sebosfato]

Hi Alex,

I'm pleased to know you got there!
May i ask some questions?

1°Why do you refer to as Tesla MHD?

2°You said that the overall cost would be 1000 euros, does this include the work needed to machined the plastics and other pieces?

3°Does this membrane get consumed? What is being the longevity?

4°You mentioned the need for a catalyst... How much become the cost of operation, per hour?

just to have an idea...

Thanks and compliment

Complimenti
non vedo l'ora di potere avere un piano di questi!
ps: eh si investitori sono degli squali =)
Sei sempre parte del mio team come ti ho sempre detto, se le cose mi vanno benne sei incluso nel team ricordati questo!

un abbraccio
Fabio

[Wireguy]

Nitrogen Membrane

He is referring to a Nitrogen Membrane - typical cost is around $1000 (US). Needed to separate remove Oxygen from the incoming air - usually produces around 95% Nitrogen.

Wireguy

[Wireguy]

Nitrogen Membrane

Can you post a link for the nitrogen membrane that you reference.

Thanks, Wireguy

[Roland]

Thanks for your answers.

Can this gas be compressed and stored ? safely, storage life?

[sebosfato]

Fair enough! Thanks

I would like to ask just few more simple questions..

What is the temperature of the flame your micronic fuel can achieve? For example in a oven?

Does it uses also air mixed for the combustion?

I also would like to know about if the gas can be safely stored? And if so what is the maximum pressure?

Does it goes into detonation in diesel ice or it still requires the spark? For example in diesel engines? 20 - 25 bar...

How much water is needed to develop 70kw of power for one hour?

Must be distilled? Or can be deionized with polimer filter?

Thanks again

[ashtweth]

All is written on plans including nitrogen membrane supplier

Alex i was trying to find out what your project was, ie- it was not the water engine project where you were involved in other members, it was not a technical question to get infoz what so ever. It was just what tests you had to prove your plans and who's idea this was, was it yours etc.

Any how think ill pass with this one

Ash

[Armagdn03]

Alex i was trying to find out what your project was, ie- it was not the water engine project where you were involved in other members, it was not a technical question to get infoz what so ever. It was just what tests you had to prove your plans and who's idea this was, was it yours etc.

Any how think ill pass with this one

Ash

@Tuntanka

A few simple questions if you please...

Did YOU develop this technology?

Can you offer documentation of your development of concept to an impartial party?

Have you had assistance in development from members of this forum?

Honesty will go a long way.

[Armagdn03]

At this time I can offer only the plans. If you find the same plans on internet let me know. I think I have answer to your questions.

I think you missed my subtle innuendo.

[Wilbert]

selling plans right now?

Hi tutanka,

are you selling micronic fuel plans right now?
Can I order?
Or is it for future?

Wilbert

[Armagdn03]

removed.......

[Wilbert]

still the question remain

Can I right now buy your plans, tutanka?

Or is there a little (or more) delay?

[Wireguy]

Water and Catalyst

Tutanka,
You mentioned the water catalyst to bring the pH<7. Can you comment on the type of material you recommend for the process. What is the general cost and source of the material (Is it easily obtainable from a grocery store or home supply store)? Are there any safety issues with the material (corrosive or otherwise)? Have you looked at different concentrations - i.e. pH differences? Does pH 1 have different performance then pH 5 for instance.

You also recommend DI water, have you tried other types of water (RO, plain tap water, carbon filtered, etc). If so, what effects led you to recommend DI water.

Best regards, Wireguy