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Therefore when all cylinder are operative then, When water is introduced with electrical current/voltage it
BP = (IP1 – FP1) + (IP2 –FP2) + (IP3 –FP3) + (IP4 – FP4) has a tendency to become excited and divides into its
primary elements of Hydrogen and Oxygen. The produced
= (IP1 +IP2 + IP3 + IP4) – (FP1 +FP2 +FP3 +FP4) Hydrogen and Oxygen are now in a gaseous state from the
When cylinder No.1 is cut off, it does not develop any power liquid water. It's been said by others that the two elements
on the contrary; some power is lost due to friction between have been split apart from one another into their sub-
cylinder and piston. Then, diatomic molecular state.
BP1= (IP2 +IP3 + IP4) – (FP1 +FP2 +FP3+FP4) The process is as follows, you start with water and
From the above equations, BP – BP1= IP1 Potassium Hydroxide. DC current is passed through the
solution, the H2O breaks into H2 and O (we call it HHO). HHO
Similarly, BP – BP2= IP2 is introduced into the engine by use of the engines vacuum.
BP – BP3= IP3 The HHO combines with the gasoline and air in the
carburetor and is burnt in the combustion chamber. After
and BP – BP4= IP4
combustion, it converts to H2O.
Therefore, total IP of the engine= IP1 +IP2 + IP3 + IP4 = IP
and mechanical efficiency is BP/IP. When the Morse test is Since, the hydrogen gas is highly inflammable, odorless
carried out following precautions must be taken: and colorless, it becomes difficult to detect its leak. As a
preventive measure, we installed a bubbler just after the
The Brake Power(BP) should be measured as soon
as possible after making cylinder cut off electrolytic cell. The bubbler is filled with regular water and
works as a shield between gas source and possibility of any
The dynamometer load should be adjusted to bring spark from the engine, which may lead to any fire and
the speed to its constant value. explosion in the electrolytic cell. It also useful in controlling
the amount of HHO gas to the engine. The actual HHO
2. HHO GENERATOR generator is shown in Fig 2.
3. EXPERIMENTAL SETUP
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Where; N=3000rpm
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0.4 [2] Sebastian Verhelst, Thomas Wallner, “Hydrogenfueled
With
0.3
HHO internal combustion engines”, Progress in Energy and
0.2 without Combustion Science, Vol. 35 (2009), Page no. 490–527.
0.1 HHO
0 [3] A text book of ‘Internal Combustion Engines’ by V.
4 8 12 16 Ganeshan, Tata McGraw Hill Education Private Limited .
Brake Power (Kw)
[4] Ammar A. Al-Rouson, 2010. An International Journal on
Chart: 1 Brake power vs CO ‘Reduction of fuel consumption in gasoline engines by
introducing HHO gas into intake manifold’, Published by
In Chart:2, it is clear that, the unburned hydrocarbons Elsevier Ltd.
increases with the load. This increase in the hydrocarbons is
due to the increase in introduction of fuel in the combustion
chamber. Hence, more HC remains unburned and is emitted AUTHORS
as exhaust. When HHO is added to the fuel as supplement
enhances the fuel oxidation process and result in the Prof. Mrs. Namrata V. Lotia
complete combustion of the hydrocarbons in the fuel. Assistant Professor,
Anjuman College of Engineering
BP vs HC and Technology, Nagpur, India.
200 Nagpur University (RTMNU)
HC (ppm volume )
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