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Water injection in thermal engines and the famous "pantone engine". General informations. Press clippings and videos. Understanding and scientific explanations on the injection of water into engines: ideas for assemblies, studies, physico-chemical analyzes.
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by Cuicui » 24/05/11, 19:27

alaniesse wrote:a 1-head mist sprayer in 5 microns 1/3 liter of water per hour (in the order of)

If I understood correctly, a 2 liter engine will consume less than 0,5 liters of water-gasoline mixture per hour?
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by alaniesse » 24/05/11, 19:41

No Cuicui,

What is put on cars allows to consume less.
the base is fuel.

if you put a pantone in addition or a doping, it is to improve combustion.

you will have around 30% savings, which is very good for a vehicle.

electric foggers cannot be mixed with gasoline, that's why we provide them with water. (the seals do not resist petrol)

If I understood correctly, a 2 liter engine will consume less than 0,5 liters of water-gasoline mixture per hour?
the engine will swallow mist which will improve carburetion and therefore you will consume less.
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by Cuicui » 24/05/11, 23:30

alaniesse wrote:No Cuicui,
What is put on cars allows to consume less.
the base is fuel.

Unlike conventional water doping which uses pure water to improve fuel combustion, do you mist a mixture of 10% gasoline and 90% water? In a gasoline or diesel engine?
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by alaniesse » 24/05/11, 23:52

with electric fogger: pure water
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by Cuicui » 25/05/11, 09:27

alaniesse wrote:with electric fogger: pure water

I still don't understand the relationship with consuming 10% gasoline in 90% water. Would I have missed part of the film? Is this another montage?
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by Janic » 25/05/11, 09:44

I still don't understand the relationship with consuming 10% gasoline in 90% water. Would I have missed part of the film? Is this another montage?
as far as I understood it would not be 10% in, but 10% AND 90% of water. We would be quite close to Moreau d'Utopia in his last experiment confirmed by two observations of ushers. Who has disappeared from the web since then!
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by Cuicui » 25/05/11, 09:57

Janic wrote:as far as I understood it would not be 10% in, but 10% AND 90% of water.

Alaniesse had however spoken of a mixture.
SVP Alaniesse, can you explain us?
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by gildas » 25/05/11, 17:23

Hello,

The mixture 10% gasoline 90% water is for the bubbler of the "Miraclean"

Another solution if you want to pollute less takes a gasoline car 300 times less particles and no CO thanks to the catalytic converter
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by Cuicui » 25/05/11, 18:29

Gildas wrote:Hello,
The mixture 10% gasoline 90% water is for the bubbler of the "Miraclean"

Thank you Gildas.
Indeed, it is here: https://www.econologie.com/forums/miraclean- ... t7712.html
Ok ... I can go play with the Econokit :P
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by gildas » 25/05/11, 21:55

Cuicui wrote:Ok ... I can go play with the Econokit :P


About this, the water from the bubbler will be heated by contact with the LDR pipe, you will have to take the resistance to initiate the heating because it will take time before your water starts to heat (count 70 € more). me warming the water of a bubbler (for 30 cl) by contact takes time I did it on the 4L. The plastic advantage of the bubbler will insulate with the outside air.

I copy this message here:
https://www.econologie.com/forums/post203770.html#203770
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