Could not those who do not yet have the courage to modify the exhaust of their car consider, at first, to have the gas sucked in by the intake coming directly from a water bubbler?
Wouldn't this system already improve engine performance a little?
It could of course be further improved by inserting a Pantone reactor in the circuit which recovers calories from the exhaust.
What do you think: blink :?
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See the part: water injection in engines
article https://www.econologie.com/par-daimler-b ... es-84.html
and the following
article https://www.econologie.com/par-daimler-b ... es-84.html
and the following
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Hello,
ethanol, like alcohol c, is an antidetonant, so mixing with petrol it increases the compression ratio and delays self-ignition.
the rain of water in the intake of an engine, by evaporation, this lowers the temperature of the air entering the engine, therefore increasing its mass, so the engine is able to eat it plus (in weight) the fact that it is colder it also delays auto-ignition, because it is not only due to the anti-knocking property of the fuel, but also of the temperature at the end of compression of the mass of the mixture.
With a reactor powered by 100% pantone even fueled with diesel
or kerosene, it does not ignite, at least with the petrol engines that I have tried, You should try with a high compression cylinder head to see how far it can go.
Andre
ethanol, like alcohol c, is an antidetonant, so mixing with petrol it increases the compression ratio and delays self-ignition.
the rain of water in the intake of an engine, by evaporation, this lowers the temperature of the air entering the engine, therefore increasing its mass, so the engine is able to eat it plus (in weight) the fact that it is colder it also delays auto-ignition, because it is not only due to the anti-knocking property of the fuel, but also of the temperature at the end of compression of the mass of the mixture.
With a reactor powered by 100% pantone even fueled with diesel
or kerosene, it does not ignite, at least with the petrol engines that I have tried, You should try with a high compression cylinder head to see how far it can go.
Andre
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