Fuel saver explained to farmers
saturday 27.10.2007, 12:04
A fuel saver explained to Albéric farmers in front of his Vulcano system.
Guillaume Lambert welcomed on Wednesday morning on the Recques plateau various players who question themselves, question themselves and provide solutions for agriculture that cares about our environment. It was a question of judging the result of the mineral contributions carried out by TMCE (Mineral culture culture technique) on seven strips sown in interculture. This process is to be used to fight, in particular, against erosion, because the rooting of these plants makes it possible to retain the soil which, if it had remained uncultivated, would risk suffering the effects of the rains.
These seedlings therefore make it possible to fight against the phenomenon of erosion, but also to work the soil thanks to a root system, without using agricultural machinery consuming diesel and to make nitrogen other than synthetically, which leads the use of petroleum products.
This is about being less dependent on industrial systems and being a player in a better environment.
In the neighboring plot, an inventor was waiting for the guests. His name is Albéric. He comes from Valenciennes, but does not wish to give his name and contact details. He says he wants only to serve and share his invention with as many people as possible: "I am a farmer, I operate a 30 hectare farm, my farm is fine, my family is fine, and I ask no more. The commercial aspect does not interest me. I don't want to make money ”.
He invented a fuel saving system that currently works on 250 tractors and a trawler. This system was named Vulcano. (Christophe: but of course ...)
After working on the memory and energy of water, Albéric embarked on technical explanations: “You have to generate a bubble that circulates in a water corridor. Arriving at its peak, it slams and releases an ephemeral ionic gas. This involves creating a vacuum to capture this gas and having it captured by a reactor that stabilizes it. It is transformed and energized then enters the engine ... ". (Christophe: Voui voui voui and the groundhog she packs the chocolate ...)
The smoke emissions are much lower, and this process is for its inventor, ecological, before being economical.
The switchgear is an addition that does not require any transformation of the engine. It improves combustion. Albéric claims that the 250 tractors currently equipped have achieved 25% fuel savings.
For the past three months, a 25m trawler has been equipped with the Vulcano. In August he achieved 4 liters of fuel savings. At a time when fishermen are undergoing fuel increases, this is a device that could interest them.
The device costs 3 euros including installation. According to its inventor, it is amortized in 000 hours and self-financed in less than a year on a boat.
Passenger cars may also be affected. Benjamin Coulombez, who develops Vulcano, has not yet obtained authorization from insurance companies to be able to equip passenger or utility vehicles. For manufacturers, it is even more difficult. He had to refuse to equip a full fleet of garbage collection vehicles.
Engines fitted to machines used on farms with engines identical to those of passenger vehicles work with Vulcano. As for the tankers, they have not yet appeared ...
The inventor entrusted the commercial development of his small equipment to Éco 2 Sphere, located in Boulogne-sur-Mer.
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