Hydrogen Injection forum created
 

Considering the popular nature of Hydrogen Injection, and that there are a few people on this forum interested in making their own unit, the Hydrogen Injection forum was created. I have moved a few topics over to that forum from the General Fuel Economy forum.

I did this in hopes that the discussion will continue and grow. I would like to avoid having all discussion be in one thread, so hopefully the creation of the new forum will facilitate this.

from BetterMPG group
 

Its documented that small amounts of hydrogen
enhance combustion, increase octane, and have the
potential to increase fuel economy. This is agreed.

The question remains as to how to produce the
hydrogen. The link I posted was from a webpage about
an on board plasma reformer that converted gasoline to
hydrogen. Not sure of its energy requirement.

As far as electrolysis of water goes, Ive yet to see
actual numbers concerning increased drag induced by
alternator load versus combustion enhancment of
hydrogen produced, but I have seen a paper floating
around the net on increasing the efficiency of current
alternator designs that allowed for more electrical
production with less generated heat and drag.

Arvinmeritor is testing one now. It operates at 1300F,uses only 75 watts. They claim 25% increase mileage.

How much extra load on the altenator cost mpg???? trying to figure this out. My HHO draws 20 amps. I''m considering a diffent way to power this, but I'd like to see if its worth it???