Question. Why?
I'm going to make a hydrogen generator that goes into the intake. Anyone have any suggestions or comments respond.
The laws of thermodynamics say this won't work. No matter how much hydrogen you "generate" you will get less energy burning it than you took to make it so overall it will lower efficiency.
Overall from intake to alternator your engine will be ~10% efficient at converting fuel to the electricity needed to make hydrogen. And then burning it it is less than %30 efficient. So instead of letting the fuel go out at %30 efficient and drive the wheels you are making it <%3 efficient. That is a step backwards not forwards.
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Applying electricity to thin plates in water with an electrolyte separates the oxygen and hydrogen. putting this into intake will create a much cleaner burn. Resulting in fewer emissions better fuel economy and more power. Think about a nuclear bomb, there is alot of energy in atoms, the hard part is figuring out how to harness it.
Applying electricity to thin plates in water with an electrolyte separates the oxygen and hydrogen. putting this into intake will create a much cleaner burn. Resulting in fewer emissions better fuel economy and more power. Think about a nuclear bomb, there is alot of energy in atoms, the hard part is figuring out how to harness it.
I believe this will explain it. Just so you know that is not how hydrogen power works. There is no nuclear reaction. There is no free lunch in physics.
I'm saying there is energy in all matter, including the hydrogen and oxygen in water.