Experimental Formulas For test Vehicle

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Engine size 1000 cc Cubic In 40.9
Number of cylinders 4 CC 670.35 Dec 13, 2007 au
Capacity of each cylinder 250.00 cc Liters 0.67
RPM 4000
Revolutions per second 67
Air to Fuel ratio 18.00 :1 Gasoline = 14.7:1 / Propane = 15.7:1 / Hydrogen = 34.0:1 / Woodgas = 1
Cubic Inch 61.01
Altitude in Feet 1400
PSI at Altitude 14.01 Lbs .49 lbs per 1000 feet altitude
Engine Vacuum (Not Used) 90 - 95 %
Engine Vacuum 27 - 30 Inches
Total Cylinders Raw Data
Cubic Feet Per Minute 70.62 CFM This is at 100% Volumetric Efficiency
Volumetric Efficiency 80.00 %
Cubic Feet Per Minute 56.49 CFM This is at after Volumetric Efficiency
Liters Per Minute 1,600.34 Lpm
Mass Air Flow 1,747.71 G/pm 26.49 Is Air Density at Sea Level
Mass Air Flow 232.00 Lbs Per Hr
Fuel Flow 135.45 CC Per Min
Gallons Per Minute 0.0358 GPM
Gallons Per Hour 2.15 GPH
Mpg Based on 60 Miles 27.95 MPG
Horse Power 25.80 HP
Gasoline Needed
Liters per Min Needed 0.14 Lt/m
Liters per Hour 8.13 Lt/H
Btu's per Minute 4,472.57 BTU's
1 HP=746 watts or 2545 BTU 1,094.35 BTU per Min Calculated on HP used at 100% engine Efficiency
Engine Efficiency 24.47 %
Foot Lbs of Torque 33.88 Lbs Engine Torque
Hydrogen
Cubic Foot Needed for BTU's 13.76 CF per Min
1 HP=746 watts or 2545 BTU 3.37 CF per Min Calculated on HP used
Engine Efficiency on Hydrogen 90.00 %
BTU Needed Per Minute 1,203.79 BTU
Liters per Minute 104.90 Lt/m

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Dec 13, 2007 author & initiator: evansbob12001 @ tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/Hydroxy (author)

Hydrogen = 34.0:1 / Woodgas = 1.0:1

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A. Gasoline From Test Vehicle
These data sheets were found on the inter
empirial units metric units comparision
driven distance 62.14 miles 100.0 km
gasoline consumption / distance 18.00 miles / gallon 13.07 ltr/ 100 km
energy contents / volume 125,000.00 BTU / Gallon 34,816.24 kJ / ltr
energy contents / mass 18,400.00 BTU / 1 Lb 42,769.80 kJ / kg
fuel volume total used 3.45 Gallons 13.07 ltr
totals

energy total used 431,527.78 BTU 454,981.31 kJ

energy total used / distance 6,944.44 BTU / mile 4,550.57 kJ / km 100%

B. Propane From manufactured Test Vehicles

This was the same Vehicle from above tha
empirial units metric units
driven distance 62.14 miles 100.0 km Here they were proving that propane was m
propane consumption / distance 15.00 miles / gallon 15.68 ltr/ 100 km
energy contents / volume 91,500.00 BTU / Gallon 25,485.49 kJ / ltr
energy contents / mass 21,669.00 BTU / 1 Lb 50,368.42 kJ / kg
fuel volume total used 4.14 Gallons 15.68 ltr
fuel mass total used 17.61 Lbs 7.99 kg
totals

energy total used 379,054.00 BTU 399,655.58 kJ

fuel volume total used 150.66 CF 4.27 m3
fuel volumeper distance 2.42 CF / mile 0.0427 m3 / km
energy total used / distance 6,100.00 BTU / mile 3,997.22 kJ / km 87.8% of A.

C. Hydrogen From Manufactured Test Vehicles This was another test vehicle but was usin
empirial units metric units
driven distance 62.14 miles 100.0 km The air to fuel was at 18:1
distance per hydrogene mass 0.0725 miles / Lb 0.2572 km / kg
energy contents / mass 61,400.00 BTU / 1 Lb 142,720.97 kJ / kg
fuel volume total used 6,486.63 Gallons 24,554.54 ltr
fuel mass total used 4.51 Lbs 2.04 kg
energy total used 276,616.21 BTU 291,650.30 kJ
totals

fuel volume total used 867.14 CF 24.55 m3

fuel volumeper distance 13.95 CF / mile 24.558 m3 / 100 km
energy used / distance 4,451.50 BTU / mile 2,916.99 kJ / km 64.1% of A.
Liters per Mile 395.15 ltr / mile 24.559 m3 / 100 km
These data sheets were found on the internet

Document Development & Update Log

Feb 19, 2008 added metric unit conversion by Weiherp @ tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/Hydroxy

Dec 13, 2007 author & initiator: evansbob12001 @ tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/Hydroxy (author)

This was the same Vehicle from above that was converted to Propane.

Here they were proving that propane was more efficient.

This was another test vehicle but was using hydrogen tanks.

The air to fuel was at 18:1

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Unit Conversion Table Reference:
http://users.aol.com/tspquinn/units.html
empirial -> metric metric -> empirial
1.61 km / mile <==> 0.62 mile / km
3.79 ltr / gallon <==> 0.26 gallon / liter
1.05 kJ / BTU <==> 0.95 BTU / kJ
0.74 kW / HP <==> 1.36 HP / kW Gasoline automotive
0.45 kg / Lb <==> 2.2 Lb / kg Diesel Oil automotive

LPG Propane
2.54 cm / inch <==> 0.39 inch / cm
0.03 cbm / cf <==> 35.32 feet3 / m3

Fahrenheit = Centigrade x 9/5 + 32

Centigrade = (Fahrenheit - 32) x 5/9
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kJ / litre kJ / m3 Litre/Tonne GJ/tonne BTU / gallon

34,200.0 34,200,000 1360 46.4 122,787.5 reference
38,600.0 38,600,000 1182 45.6 138,584.7 reference

93.3 93300 reference

That seems to be too

few but is written in the
entigrade x 9/5 + 32
reference. Where is my
Fahrenheit - 32) x 5/9 mistake?