An early explanation of doping in the water?

Water injection in thermal engines and the famous "pantone engine". General informations. Press clippings and videos. Understanding and scientific explanations on the injection of water into engines: ideas for assemblies, studies, physico-chemical analyzes.
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by bob_isat » 25/04/06, 12:36

Andre wrote:Hello Bob

However in the experiments of machine which produce electricity, by a passage of water vapor in a conduit and steam jets, it uses distilled water in the boiler.

Andre


I think you have to test to get an idea. Can be with pH paper to have an accurate value.

Have you ever noticed a difference between your rainwater and tap water?
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by Other » 25/04/06, 16:03

Hello
With the earth's water (Atesian well) the stem turns white
With tap water the rod turns gray
With rainwater, the stem becomes light brown
With rusted steel bubbler water the rod becomes rusty

The rod is made of stainless steel 314

I choose the water with the least electrical conductivity
I measure it with a meghometer.
The difference between the kind of water and difficult to measure
so very weak, and you could say, nothing
With a mixture of water and alcohol (on a petrol engine) water alone is more advantageous. and this makes me puzzled this winter I even tried pure alcohol instead of water, this test was done in very cold conditions so not significant ...
I tried hydrogen peroxide at 5% little difference it is not strong enough (I found a place where he sells it for $ 2 a liter.)

Finally I continue to rainwater filtered through a paper towel (there are particles of shingle roofing in the canister)

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by PITMIX » 25/04/06, 22:07

Finally, whether the water is hard, conductive, oxygenated, or distilled, there are no big differences.
What is beneficial in water what is it then?
The brutal cooling it provides. As on the small video at the beginning of the post or the oygenation of the mixture ???
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by lau » 28/04/06, 17:22

I just did a test with water mixed with a strong% of silica silica and alumina oxide with FeO + K2O + MGO
No significant gain in consumption. :?
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by bob_isat » 02/05/06, 12:34

: Shock: ...

I still think that pH is important (different from conductivity or the presence of dissolved oxygen)

Who has used water in which exhaust gas has bubbled?

because in this case the co2 dissolves in the water and acidifies the water
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by PITMIX » 02/05/06, 14:37

bob_isat wrote:
Who has used water in which exhaust gas has bubbled?


Well yes me : Cheesy: on my 100% Pantone mini chopper.
I believe André also with the "bubbler pump" of his design on his Chevrolet.
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by bob_isat » 02/05/06, 17:37

and was there a difference in consumption compared to the "stupid tap water"?
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by lau » 02/05/06, 18:33

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by bob_isat » 02/05/06, 18:42

Absolutely.

to acidify water, not 36 solutions, either we "bubble" Co2 there, or we add a very small amount of acid. hydrochloric for example.
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by bolt » 02/05/06, 22:40

bob_isat wrote:Absolutely.

to acidify water, not 36 solutions, either we "bubble" Co2 there, or we add a very small amount of acid. hydrochloric for example.


Good evening
with hydrochloric acid, hello electrolyses it in bubblers : Evil: , even in stainless steel (slower still for stainless steel)
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