Sunday, July 19, 2009

In the News! A formula for successfully reduce gas usage in your own car

In the news!!

Formula for cheaper gas: Baking soda, water, $200

Ray Warren said he installed a hydrogen generation system in his pickup using instructions he purchased off the Internet and that he has doubled his gas mileage from 15 miles per gallon in town to 30 miles per gallon. "If you can read a book, you can do it," the Linn County man said.




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Sunday, July 12, 2009

A major publishing company, Deisel Power, backs up hydrogen-on-demand systems from water!

It turns out what has been mentioned on the internet and on this blog that you can use water to convert into HHO (browns gas) using a hydrogen-on-demand system is being supported by Deiselpower.com!
A major publisher and voice of the turbodeisel enthusiast has this article:
http://www.dieselpowermag.com/tech/0902dp_hydrogen_fuel/hho_gas.html.

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Here is a direct quote from the website/magazine article:

"Hydrogen Basics
Hydrogen is the lightest, simplest (contains only one proton), most abundant gas in the universe. It is the fuel of choice for our sun, so calling hydrogen an alternative energy source is a stretch. In the 1860s and 1870s, some of the first automobiles were powered by hydrogen, since gasoline was considered too dangerous. During World War I and II, fuel shortages drove engineers to create hydrogen-powered vehicles. Today, major automobile manufacturers are building hydrogen fuel cell cars, which consume stored hydrogen gas (H2) in a fuel cell in order to produce electricity for an electric motor. But, there are a few challenges with using stored H2 as a fuel.

First of all, hydrogen gas is not energy-dense by volume, so a hydrogen fuel tank has to be huge, or it has to store hydrogen under extremely high pressure (70,000 psi) in order to be as energy-dense as diesel fuel. According to a Department of Transportation report titled, "Guidelines For Use of Hydrogen Fuel in Commercial Vehicles: Final Report," "Gaseous hydrogen fuel with the same amount of energy as one gallon of diesel fuel would only weigh about one third as much, but would occupy almost seven times the volume if stored at 10,000 psi." Second, there is no hydrogen infrastructure to fuel hydrogen-powered vehicles. While there are more than 70,000 diesel fuel stations across the country, there are less than 70 places in North America to buy hydrogen for automobiles. Commercially made hydrogen is produced by stripping the carbon atoms out of compressed natural gas (CNG) using steam. This process, known as cracking, converts CNG, which has a chemical formula of CH4, into hydrogen gas. So, unless one gets their energy to make hydrogen gas from wind, solar, or geothermal sources, they might as well just skip a step and burn the CNG.

Making Hydrogen From Water
Electrolysis is the scientific word describing what happens when electricity breaks the molecular bonds that hold water together. At the atomic level, water contains two atoms of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen. When two volts of electricity are passed through water, hydrogen bubbles form on the negative side of the circuit (cathode) and oxygen bubbles appear at the positive side of the circuit (anode). Hydrogen does not like to be alone, so it joins with oxygen right as it leaves the cell. This new gas is called oxyhydrogen (HHO). In the automotive world, the terms oxyhydrogen (HHO) and hydrogen are often used interchangeably, even though they are not technically the same thing.


Hydrogen-On-Demand
The systems we are talking about in this article use the hydrogen-on-demand approach versus a high-pressure hydrogen-storage scheme. A hydrogen-on-demand system stores hydrogen gas compactly and safely as water until it is needed. One gallon of water equals about 1,800 gallons of HHO gas-this means you don't need a lot of water to make a lot of hydrogen. In most kits, the electricity used to power the cell that converts water into hydrogen comes from the vehicle's alternator and batteries.

Does it Really Work?
Skeptics argue that the energy needed to separate water into hydrogen equals (or exceeds) the energy given off by burning HHO in the engine. There is also concern that enthusiasts and companies looking to sell hydrogen conversion kits oversimplify the process and do not take into account the advanced tuning needed to see results (especially with computer-controlled diesel vehicles). A quick search on Wikipedia nets different results depending on how you word it. For example, type in "water-fueled car" and it will say it doesn't work. Type in "hydrogen fuel enhancement" and the prospects brighten. The truth is, your results will depend on the efficiency of the HHO cell generator you use, and the efficiency of your engine. If our engines were more efficient, HHO wouldn't be needed in order to burn the primary fuel more completely. Remember, only about one third of the fuel you burn and convert into heat actually goes to powering the wheels, the rest is dissipated by the cooling system and exhaust. A good cell produces 3 liters of HHO gas a minute, which is still only enough hydrogen to run a lawn mower. This being the case, hydrogen-on-demand systems do not fuel the vehicle, instead the hydrogen is thought to speed up the combustion process. According to the guys at Hydrogen Hybrid Fuel Cell Corporation, as a rule of thumb, a hydrogen producing cell needs to produce half a liter per minute of H2 gas for each liter of displacement your diesel engine has.

Increasing Efficiency
An acid, base, or salt can be added to the cell's water supply in order to drop the electrical resistance of the water. With a catalyst in the water, it takes fewer amps of electricity to produce the desired amount of HHO gas, since the ions in the water are able to move more freely. Potassium hydroxide (KOH) is a base and a popular catalyst for HHO-producing cells. It is important to make sure the catalyst you're using isn't highly concentrated, because it could damage your intercooler. This is an important aspect where more research is needed. Keep in mind, a properly designed cell will not need large doses of electrolyte. Varying amounts are added to the mixture in order to tune the onboard-hydrogen system. Heat, pressure, and electromagnetic fields are also employed to help break down the water, although this technology is not very mainstream."

I just used the exact words from the article so you wouldn't need to go through the link to see in the publishers words on how this technology will work for the deisel powered engines as well as any other automobile powered by gas or fossil fuel.

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Saturday, July 11, 2009

Volkswagen to offer all electric car by 2013!

The German company, Volkswagen, is working hard to offer an all-electric car to the world by 2013. To help reduce the carbon footprint, emissions and reduce the dependency of the fossil fuels. This is the trend that consumers want!
Physorg.com reports that Volkswagen plans to sell 1. - 1.5% of the market as all-elctric cars (www.physorg.com/news165861018.html) by 2020.

Now German companies are trying to compete against Japeneese and soon American companies that will offer alternative energy vehicles.

Exciting news as we move forward in reducing our dependency on foreign oil, reducing emissions, reducing global warming and to help the world economy!

Sunday, July 5, 2009

What are the top 7 countries ready to use Renewable Fuels?

An article at:
www.bionomicfuel.com/7-most-prepared-countries-to-use-renewable-alternative-energy/comment-page-1/#comment-2451
indicates that the United States is the #1 prepared country to use Renewable Energy faster and more readily than any other nation in the world.

Other country ranks?
#2 Germany
#3 United Kingdom
#4 Sweden
#5 India
#6 Denmark
#7 Spain.

So why isn't the United States moving faster to renewable fuels instead of dependant on fossil Fuels.

No surprises that China is nowhere near the list. As China is racing through its Industrial stage and no consideration with the Earth resources and the environment.

Learn more on why these countries have been chosen the top 7 ready to use Renewable Fuels at www.bionomicfuel.com/7-most-prepared-countries-to-use-renewable-alternative-energy/comment-page-1/#comment-2451

Saturday, July 4, 2009

Happy Fourth of July

Americans are enjoying a holiday of FREEDOM and our independence created in 1776!

The birth of America!

Americans have come a long way with our freedoms, black or white!

We have helped the world with protection from rogue nations, communism, and Nazi regimes. Imagine what our world would be like without our freedoms and protection?

Lets not loose our freedom and other countries' freedom!

There are other nations and powerful leaders that would like to destroy the freedom of human race. The intention is to be a dictatorship with inhumane rulership!

Lets continue to fight for our freedom!

Rid our energy consumption from foreign oil regimes that we are so dependant to continue to use their oil.
This puts a strangle hold on our economy and personal freedoms.

What can you do about it?

Visit this website to learn more on how to modify your car to double your gas mileage! If everyone did this, oil dependency from other rogue countries would not exist! Thereby, our economy and our personal freedoms will continue to flourish!

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Sunday, June 28, 2009

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Saturday, June 27, 2009

"Home" The movie - Lets Save the Great Planet Earth!

This is an awesome movie!
Beautiful Earth pictures.
Beautiful people!

Lets not destroy the great planet EARTH!

Here is a description from the movie maker:

" We are living in exceptional times.
Scientists tell us that we have 10 years to change the way we live, avert the depletion of natural resources and the catastrophic evolution of the Earth's climate. The stakes are high for us and our children. Everyone should take part in the effort, and HOME has been conceived to take a message of mobilization out to every human being.
For this purpose, HOME needs to be free. A patron, the PPR Group, made this possible. EuropaCorp, the distributor, also pledged not to make any profit because Home is a non-profit film. HOME has been made for you : share it! And act for the planet.

Yann Arthus-Bertrand"

Here is the link to the movie 1 hr and 33 minutes. It is worth the watch!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqxENMKaeCU

Sunday, June 21, 2009

A new idea -- Lease a pure hydrogen car in the UK

A UK based company, Riversimple, ( www.riversimple.com) has a unique idea of offering cars for lease that get the energy from hydrogen. The cleanest energy source available to the world today.
Hyrdrogen in this urban car offers 4 x less carbon emision than the normal car.
The company offers the hyrdrogen fuel size as one fifth the size of any other known fuel size.
The car even captures the energy to brake by using the electric motors to capture this energy and storing it in the ultracapacitators.

Unique idea!

Here is the video from the company explaining this technology:

Saturday, June 6, 2009

Tips for World Environmental Day

On June 5, the world is to celebrate Environmental Day! This day was organized by the United Nations to promote global environment awareness, education and action.
In honor of this World Environmental Day, choose five of these simple ways that will make a difference at work and at home:

Lighten Up and Power Down
· Turn off lights in unused rooms and work areas and at end of day
· Set your computer’s “Power Options” to the “energy star” option or better
· Turn off computers, monitors, printers, and heaters at the end of the day
· Unplug chargers and electronics when not in use
· Turn off laboratory or processing equipment at the end of the day or end of shift
· Report and repair equipment malfunctions and compressed air leaks
· Set thermostats to 68 in winter, 72 in summer

Save Fuel
· Carpool for work, meetings and events, and walk or bike if traveling short distances
· Use phone and video conferencing to reduce travel needs
· Keep vehicles tuned and tires properly inflated to improve gas mileage

Save Paper
· View, share, edit and file documents, agendas and e-mails electronically
· Use a projector for presentations and meetings
· Print and copy double-sided (use duplex units) and reuse the blank side of documents

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
· Recycle and compost as much as possible
· Use a reusable water bottle, mug, plates, cups and utensils at home, work and on-the-go

Be Water-wise
· Report and/or repair leaky faucets, hoses, and toilets
· Turn off spigots and hoses when not in use
· Turn off faucet when soaping hands, brushing teeth or shaving
· Sweep or scrape debris off equipment, patios, etc. before using water to wash them
· Water lawns and gardens in the early morning or evening

Sunday, May 24, 2009

A flurry of news sories: Gases prices are edging up for the memorial Day weekend!



The news stories are abound and in a flurry because here we go again the rise in gase prices just in time for the busy driving season and the start of summer with memorial day weekend.

It is not yet as bad or deep in gase price rise as last year.

But be prepared for anything!

Obviously this is big news across the nation!
Here are the many links I can find about gas prices rising for the memorial day weekend:


Gas prices take annual Memorial Day jump
Kare channel 11 Minneapolis/St Paul

AAA: Higher gas prices won’t deter holiday travel
Corvallis Gazette-Times

Higher Gas Prices Kick Off Summer Driving Season
Central Florida News 13

Michiana residents taking Memorial Day trips despite gas prices
WNDU 16 South Bend

Gas Prices Go Up, But Stay Lower Than They Were One Year Ago
WNCT Greenville

San Diego Gas Prices Rise to $2.65, Highest in 6 Months
Channel 8 San Diego

Gas prices up as driving season begins
The Washington Times

CHECK: Metro Atlanta Gas Prices
WSB-TV 2 Atlanta

Gas prices jump
Branson News

Gas prices spike as Memorial Day approaches
Miami News-Record

Gas prices rising in time for Memorial Day
WTOL 11 Toledo

Gas prices up but not in overdrive
Sedalia Democrat

Gas Prices Rise For Holiday Weekend
WCVB Boston

Gas prices highest of year for holiday weekend
The Sandusky Register/ Colunbus OH

And these are just some of the news stories in a flurry across TV stations, newspapers and the web!

Enjoy your memorial day holiday weekend despite the high gas prices (and enjoy tomorrow especially), for U.S. citizens.