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Le Pen, Elf and Aquazole




by Christophe » 29/05/06, 10:36

The 04 Express / 02 / 1999
Elf, Le Pen and theAquazole

by Gilles Gaetner

A company holding a miracle fuel patent, bought by Elf, paid the rents of the spouses Le Pen. A complaint has been lodged

It's an apparently extravagant story. A former barbouze teamed up with a close friend of Jean-Marie Le Pen to exploit a revolutionary patent: a fuel composed of water and diesel fuel that reduces pollution and achieve a saving in consumption. Then arrives a third thief, also close to Le Pen, who associates with the first two.

The following : http://www.lexpress.fr/info/france/doss ... ida=420217
The aquazole? https://www.econologie.com/par-elf-l-aqu ... es-72.html
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by Woodcutter » 29/05/06, 16:29

A little dusty your article! : Wink:

With hindsight, we can think however that it is not wrong (gift Elf ...) since the Aquazole was never marketed because unstable beyond 15 days (and that, Elf could not do not know when he bought the patent ...)
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by Christophe » 29/05/06, 16:38

Dusty it is certain but nevertheless still interesting since as you say interesting to see these business with the current hindsight.

I did not know for the 15 days ... would you have a source / doc more accurate?
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by Luc » 29/05/06, 17:31

Hello

Are you sure of what you say, woodcutter? because in my city (cholet), all the buses turn to aquazole:

http://www.total.com/fr/press/press_rel ... le_622.htm
http://standard216.free.fr/lettre_info/ailleurs_22.html

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http://homepage.ntlworld.com/c.fuller1/Afterlife3.html

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by Christophe » 29/05/06, 18:00

Yes I had heard the same thing that's why this thing 15 days ca surprises me a little ... but the constraints of the distribution of the park captive urban can, perhaps, allow such a small stability over time ... In other words: urban buses consume so much that their fuel is not stored more than 15 days ...

Note: your links are a little old anyway ...
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by Woodcutter » 29/05/06, 18:09

Luke wrote:Hello

Are you sure of what you say, woodcutter? because in my city (cholet), all the buses turn to aquazole:
http://www.total.com/fr/press/press_rel ... le_622.htm
Date: 21 / 09 / 1998 ...
It's marked "several buses" and not all buses.

Luke wrote:http://standard216.free.fr/lettre_info/ailleurs_22.html
Date: 22 / 12 / 2001 ...


It's a bus from Cholet that went to Russia ... Do you think he's going to the Aquazole there? : Mrgreen:

Personally, I have not heard about Aquazole for a long time ...

There have indeed been developments on so-called "captive" fleets (such as public transport) because it is very easy for this type of vehicle to provide regular monitoring or even consumption according to the circuits, days, etc. .

But I have never read that individuals have been able to use ...
For 15 I are memories, sorry Christophe ... :|

This site: http://www.aquazole.com/en/index.htm looks pretty much up to date but it's clearly geared towards big motors and industrials ....

So compared to my first post, read "...never marketed for individuals ...
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by Woodcutter » 29/05/06, 18:14

Ah well, on the site Aquazole, a small sentence:
Minimum length of time remains stable: Over 3 months.
so there must have been progress in fact since the first steps of the Aquazole ... (or so my memories are really not terrible : Cheesy: )

I suppose it was this medium-term instability that did not allow the commercialization of this product, which would allow a lot of old oil engines to pollute much less ... :|
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by Christophe » 29/05/06, 18:33

Woodcutter wrote:.never marketed for individuals ...


Here we are addicted!

[paranoid mode] And if he was without our knowledge? [paranoid mode]
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by gegyx » 29/05/06, 18:34

In Quant'homme:

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"However, the commentators of the Aqauzole project announce a slight loss of 3% (some advance 10%) in the power of the engines, and a stability of the mixture lower than three weeks"
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"F. Barnaud says that the stability of the aquazole is 3 months (6 probable). This too short duration is a problem to ensure the success of such a product "[/ url]
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by Woodcutter » 29/05/06, 18:39

gegyx wrote:[...] "However, the commentators of the Aqauzole project announce a slight loss of 3% (some advance 10%) in the power of the engines, and a stability of the mixture less than three weeks"
The site Aquazole Offiel announces 10 15% more consumption (the share of water ...) and a torque drop of 5% 10% depending on the demand for power ...


gegyx wrote:"F. Barnaud says that the stability of the aquazole is 3 months (6 probable) This too short duration is a problem to ensure the success of such a product"
Well, I'm not the only one to think so! : Mrgreen:
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