Here is an explanation on how it works:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v...type=2&theater
Any comments? Praises? Violent reactions?
Here is an explanation on how it works:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v...type=2&theater
Any comments? Praises? Violent reactions?
im not a chemist, but its splitting water atoms into hydrogen and oxygen. this is based on my high school chemistry.
i know it is possible to split these atoms, but it would be sufficient enough to power something?
eto lang ang opinion ko based on limited knowledge.
IIRC the amount of energy required to split the hydrogen and oxygen atoms from a water molecule exceeds the amount of energy you get from recombining them (e.g. fuel cell).
Nuclear subs use electric energy from their reactors/generators to get oxygen from seawater for the crew and hydrogen for their standby fuel cells.
if that thing really works why isnt everyone using it?
it should have gone viral
haha
naalala ko tuloy si ehnriko (RIP) sabi niya oil companies are after him coz his invention is a threat
Same lang ata ito dun sa nadiscover naming methane gas sa water bomba ng fishpond namin. Nagbobomba ng tubig habang nagyoyosi yung caretaker namin tapos biglang nagliyab yung supposedly tubig. Nireport namin sa DOE tapos hindi na kami binalikan. Meron pa rin hanggang ngayon kaya naglagay ulit ng isang bomba sa kabila para sa tubig.
#Retzing
Dingel Bells, Dingel Bells, Dingel all the way ...
Oh what fun it is to ride in a water powered sleigh ... Hey!
You split water molecules, not atoms.
Didn't read the link but you separate hydrogen and oxygen. Use hydrogen as the fuel, then it will come out as water again. Be it steam or in liquid form. Energy required to separate will be the same with the energy generated in combustion process, with losses of course due to heat of the engine.
If you need hydrogen for something other than combustion, the process is worth it.
What i noticed in the video is that when they extract hydrogen, it goes to the air duct going to the engine. Is this enough to make any ordinary engine work with hydrogen?
What is a cars ratio to fuel and air
Petrol air-fuel ratio in combustion engine 14.7:1
Hydrogen air-fuel ratio in combustion engine 38:1 upto 43:1
You will need lesser hydrogen molecule to the same work of petrol in a combustion engine
I think you are wrong. Since hydrogen has a lower heating value per similar volume of gasoline, you need to burn more hydrogen to go the same distance. From what I can find, 20% to 30% hydrogen mixture in air will provide good levels of power in an internal combustion engine. So that means the air-fuel ratio is much closer to 4:1 and 2:1 and not the impossibly lean 38:1 than you claim.
another Dingel-like scam?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Dingel
Para sakin, maniniwala lang ako kung tatangalin fuel pump or cut the fuel line itself and he would let it run kahit 20kms lang.
Kahit ako kaya ko gumawa ng so called fuel cell siya. Lahat available sa junk shop.![]()