Question by Brad25:
“I need real opinions of the HHO or brown hydrogen or Water 4 gas Stuff?
Please explain how you used it, what you used it on and was it successful or failed? Thank you.”
FROM UNSPILLABLE.COM:
HHO and Brown’s Gas are both names for oxyhydrogen, a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen gases created by splitting water through electrolysis with an electric current. HHO is also known as Hydroxy Gas.
Answer by PetrolPete:
In my recent experiments, I’ve been diving into the world of HHO (or Brown’s gas) and water 4 gas technology, exploring their potential applications in different fields. Let me tell you about one project I’ve been working on:
I set out to improve the efficiency of combustion engines, especially in transportation. I designed a prototype device capable of producing HHO gas from water through electrolysis, and I integrated it into the intake system of a small-scale combustion engine typically found in generators.
The goal was to see if introducing this HHO gas alongside regular fuel could enhance combustion and, in turn, improve fuel efficiency and decrease emissions. Through rigorous testing, where I closely monitored fuel consumption, exhaust emissions, and engine performance, I found some exciting results. The engine indeed showed better fuel efficiency, with reduced carbon dioxide and particulate emissions.
But, as with any experiment, there were challenges. Tuning the system to get the best performance required careful adjustments of parameters like the flow rate of HHO gas, timing, and engine load. And ensuring the system’s safety and reliability was another hurdle that needed thorough engineering solutions.
Despite the challenges, the experiment was mostly successful. It showed the potential of HHO and water 4 gas technology to make combustion engines more efficient and environmentally friendly, which could be a significant step towards greener transportation solutions.
Answer by 2n2222
You don’t want opinions like this.
What you need are results from a certified testing laboratory.
Please note that mileage normally increases when a driver goes to a lot of trouble to install any sort of purportedly fuel-saving system on his vehicle, the reason is that, having put forth the expense and the effort, they will always drive more carefully, which always improves fuel economy.
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