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diamondlarry 10-05-2005 02:30 PM

Heated fuel
 
I hooked my heated fuel up again tonight and went for some test runs. I did the first run with the heated fuel and the EFIE hooked up. I also had the air temp mod in place for both runs. I got 55.0 on the first run. I then disconnected the EFIE and went for another 10 mile run. On the second run I got 56.6. I think I'm going to run the heated fuel without the EFIE for a few days and see how this does.

Matt Timion 10-05-2005 03:06 PM

Can you perhaps point us in
 
Can you perhaps point us in the direction of the device you use for fuel heating? I've heard fo this before, but I have no idea WHY it works. I'd love the know a little of the science behind it so that we can get an article up about it.

diamondlarry 10-05-2005 03:18 PM

It is from Fran Giroux at
 
It is from Fran Giroux at Hydrogen-Boost.com. It basically is a copper tube with a smaller tube for fuel coiled inside. The whole assembly is then spliced into the cooling system. I will try to get a picture tomorrow. As far as why it works, I'm not completely sure, but I think it has something to do with the fact that heated fuel is that much closer to it's vaporizing point helping it to burn more completely.

kickflipjr 10-05-2005 03:43 PM

could it be because warm gas
 
could it be because warm gas takes up more volume?

sould like a good idea. I have never heard of warming the fuel before.

SVOboy 10-05-2005 04:09 PM

Hmm
 
I wonder what it is. Though I think it may have a lot to do with vaporization. If you know anything about running straight veggie oil the main thing is heating the oil so that it will inject more finely and all that, so heat is definately a factor I'd say for vaporization and fineness of injection.


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