Increasing the PCI of fuel with electricity

[willl59]

Bonsoir

Working on a residential heating project, I remembered a technology allowing to store electricity in fuel oil by increasing its PCI.

After an hour of "Googling", I have doubts about the accuracy of this information.

If someone could confirm or deny me this information, that would be fine.

Thank you!

William

[moinsdewatt]

Well you will not find.

[Christophe]

Uh it seems strange ... very ...

There would be no confusion with a fuel cell ??? Either fuel cell in English?

[Did67]

1) The PCI of an "organic" fuel (hydrocarbon) comes from the heat released by the noise oxidation of the C and H atoms contained in the molecules of this hydrocarbon ...

So C + 0² gives CO²
and H + 0² gives H²0 (water vapor)

And the whole thing gives off heat ...

2) If fuel could store electricity, that would be known!

3) And so remains the hypothesis of an "automatic" translation which gives a stupid result.

Indeed "fuel" = fuel (energy) in Angalis.

And the real "name" of fuel is "fuel oil" (therefore "oil to burn") ...

[Macro]

Given the very low electrical conductivity of hydrocarbons ... You do not risk much trying to yourself Aside from sticking your nose above this stink of fuel oil that stinks ...

to significantly increase the yield, some burner manufacturers have added line heaters to arrive at making blue flame burners without soot ... but the gases they send are quite ... corosive ...

[Arnaud M]

It looks more like aquazole, where we put water in it, but not for the PCI.