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How to Build a HHO Cell & Run Your Car on Water

admin — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 09:49:21 +0000

If you are looking for the instructions on how to build a HHO cell, you have come to the right place. It is a device that can be installed within your car or vehicle of your choice. This technology can help you to burn water with the gas. To overcome the hike of gas prices, we are in the position to find out alternative resources to run our vehicles. This is the popular technology used in the newest generation cars.

How does a HHO fuel cell work?

This technology is also known as Hydrogen fuel cell or Hydrogen generator. HHO gas or Brown’s gas is produced from this unit. It is nothing but the splitting of water molecule into hydrogen and oxygen. This hydrogen gas is found to be very powerful to boost the fuel efficiency of your car. Hydrogen gas makes the fuel to burn completely. Complete burning of the gas or diesel produces more energy than the usual output.

How to build a HHO cell?

Big car companies are producing this built in system cars with high price tag. But the cost of the built in HHO fuel cell cars is not affordable to the average middle class people. Wouldn’t it be a good news if you know how to build HHO Cell yourself? Yes, You can do this with in a budget of $150 to $200.

To build and install this device you don’t require high priced accessories. It is possible to make this unit yourself at your car garage with easily available materials at home. At most you may have to buy some additional containers,screws and bolts for some little bucks.

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Hydrogen Fuel Cell Car Kits

admin — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 13:09:20 +0000

The idea of using inexhaustible energy sources for your automobile such as a hydrogen fuel cell car kit, is old indeed and while major established headway is yet to be done, there are various ways available in the market that guide you into running a automobile with optimum efficiency on Hydrogen gas fuel cells. Surprisingly, running a automobile on H2O would involve breaking water into its essential molecules, but Hydrogen system works on a complete different engineering science, which is used not successfully by many prototype machines as well as cars across the globe.

It’s true that petroleum and diesel have changed the way the world lies and commutes but the sharp increase in the prices of fuel makes it imperative that we look at alternatives to gasoline. Likewise, established fuel is also a major polluting agent and with the current stock of gasoline good enough to last only the next 50 odd years, the time is ripe to send it to its retirement home.

Presently the way things are shaping, it seems that switching to Hydrogen gas fuel cells is perhaps the only smart and intelligent thing to do. Fuel cells do not run on the principle of combustion and given Hydrogen’s calorific value, they yield far greater productivity with the same amount of fuel with less chance of polluting the environment. Hydrogen has been the source of energy in the universe since time memorial and hold tremendous potential for future development.

The technology behind using Hydrogen gas fuel cells in the production of traditional fuel is simple, since it just breaks and transforms membranes for generating electricity, which is then used as fuel, but then what is the most favorable way to produce the required Hydrogen? Hydrogen gas is generated by a elementary chemical decomposition reaction of water particles by electricity before letting it react with fuel cells that produce electricity that in turn keeps the automobile running. Production costs are negligible and it does not interfere with the efficient running of the automobile.

It does not call for rocket science to make a Hydrogen gas car that runs on water fuel cells and any technically adept person or even a mechanic can build on, using very average daily use tools. There is absolutely no need to mess with the basic running of the vehicle and only a elementary tweaking is needed to get your car running. You do not have to make alternations to your automobile’s or engine’s PC and it works brilliantly with just a few alterations here and there. With the addition of a fuel line heater and a small device, the mileage can be hiked up by a whopping 70-80%. The entirely re-done Hydrogen automobile is not only inexpensive but can be considered to be similar to an operational electric car without any objectionable emissions.

Although the conventional fuel automobile chucks out poisonous gases and Carbon Dioxide as by products, this alternative to gasoline car give water as an end product and gives fantastic miles to the gallon. Some insignificant sites would act as guides and try to fleece you but as some reputed internet sites have shown, the engineering science is extremely simple with only some minor modifications needed.

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Fuel Cell Vehicles

admin — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 00:24:13 +0000

Fuel cell vehicles run on electric motors powered by fuel cells that combine oxygen and hydrogen to produce electricity, which fuels the car. These fuel cells give off water and heat as exhaust, rather than CO2 and other pollutants.

They are similar to battery-electric vehicles in that both fuel cell and battery-electric cars run by an electric motor, rather than an internal combustion engine. But while electric cars use electricity from an external source and store it in a battery, fuel cell cars generate their own electricity.

Fuel cell vehicles are two to three times more efficient that cars that only burn gas, diesel, or other fuels that require the combustion engine. They are also clean, quiet, and get better gas mileage, making them a perfect environmentally friendly choice.

Unfortunately, fuel cell cars are not yet widely available today, although all the major car manufacturers are working on them and some, such as BMW, and Ford, Honda, Toyota have begun leasing them. In addition, many cars in the works are fuel cell/battery hybrids.

The biggest problem is that hydrogen isn’t actually a fuel. The energy stored in hydrogen has to be extracted to provide power, and the problem is to get that energy released without using fossil fuels.

Fuel cell cars can also run with hydrogen-rich fuels like methanol or natural gas…or even gasoline. However, those fuels must themselves be converted into hydrogen gas. Also, while giving off much less pollution than internal combustion engines, these hydrogen-rich fuels do give off some emissions.

Another major problem is storing the hydrogen in a fuel cell car since it must be kept at -455 degrees Fahrenheit to keep it in liquid form. Any warmer than that and it turns back into a gas. Current methods involve super-insulated, high- pressure tanks that can only keep the hydrogen cold enough for a matter of days. Couple this with the fact that fuel cells don’t work as well in cold weather, and you can see the problem.

But many car manufacturers are working on the problem, and fuel cell cars are already in use in Japan and California, so expect to see improvements in the near future.

Take Care,

Steve Longoria

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