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Tips on how to Reduce Expenses on Diesel Fuel Using Water


Tips on how to Reduce Expenses on Diesel Fuel Using Water

Kathy Jenkins
October 22, 2011

We all know gasoline pricing is hitting the roof. Diesel fuel, which has always been significantly less expensive than gasoline, is going the same way. Filling up with diesel right now costs more and more, as well. Everyone knows who's losing this battle - us! We are all being forced to our money limits, what with the ever rising fuel prices and the unstable economic situation today.

It was just a few years ago that we initially heard about the possibility of using water to replace diesel. Everyone hoped there was something to the notion, but most of us remained skeptical. With all of the different things intended for fuel, why should it be so surprising that water could be used in some way to fuel a vehicle? Nowadays, we need something new as well as cheaper to replace diesel as our gasoline alternative. It really is this probing for something cheaper that led to looking at whether water might be used as a fuel source.

Exactly what the concept entails, is using the hydrogen gas that comes from the water, as the new fuel. Though they have not found the correct answer to how to run a car on only hydrogen, it's being studied and researched as we speak. But experts have discovered a way to make vehicles more fuel efficient by introducing hydrogen gas to diesel. Using an electrolysis device that uses a bit of power from the electric battery, the hydrogen gas is rooted from the water. Once the necessary circuit is closed, hydrogen gas is emitted. This H2 emmission is subsequently directed into the engine's air intake. Together with the introduction of the H2 gas into the diesel gases in the combustion chamber, a more effective and combustible environment is created. In addition to saving you funds and enhancing mileage, you'll also notice an increase in power.

And you don't have to be a rocket scientist to produce this fuel. You can get all you need at your neighborhood hardware store or Home Depot. You'll be able to split the water and hydrogen by just using a conversion kit and following a basic procedure. The directions can be easily found online, or you can find a professional to handle it. Many vehicle technicians or mechanics can do this for you. Something needs to be done to aid drivers to lower some of their costs, by using a different fuel source. Lots of different issues can be resolved using today's modern technology.

Who would not love to make far fewer trips to the pump? If fuels will not be going to drop in price, then you need to find ways not to need as much, or use as much.

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