ShadowWorks |
06-22-2008 09:55 PM |
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Originally Posted by RoadWarrior
(Post 107689)
I don't think there would be much advantage to a brief formation of HHO inside the chamber, this would be because it would be endothermic and suck heat out of the chamber to form it, then burn to re-release it.
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The patent states the hydrogen and oxygen are made when the wet steam turns into dry steam at 1000 degrees and this helps to control burn and complete it, no Nox, cleaner engine, more power, I downloaded the patent and it has some images of the boiler, its a very simple idea and the inventor has 31 patents around evaporators and other steam systems, very clever chap, they would not give him the patent unless he could prove it worked, so it must have done everything he claimed or they would not give him the patent on it.
Its not clear to me how small the boiler can be as its feed water from a tank and it has some kind of steam condenser which helps make the steam wet, which is vital for the system to work apparently, this also gives wet steam on demand, I need to rig up a prototype.
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