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Complete Combustion with Hydrogen Fuel Cell HHO

The United States, through former President Bush’s Hydrogen Fuel Initiative, has spent more than one billion dollars to fuel cell research and development. Hydrogen Fuel Cell HHO is one of the outcomes of the campaign for alternative sources of energy. It greatly improves engine performance and highly supports the green movement. In fact, HHO is already heavily in use in certain places, such as Germany. There’s even a pilot hydrogen fuel station in California.

The Hybrid Hydrogen Oxygen movement has modified the conventional fuel cell and come up with hydrogen fuel cells that can be used as a fuel source. Hydrogen fuel cells provide power without the noise and the pollution of a regular internal combustion engine. HHO fuel cells produce oxyhydrogen gas which greatly aids in combustion. Oxyhydrogen gas is generated from water electrolysis. The practical aspect is to utilize this gas to burn gasoline more efficiently. Before, the unused gas in the catalytic converter is being cooked in normal engines. But now, with the hydrogen powered engines, a more complete combustion cycle occurs by burning that unused fuel. This efficiency in combustion greatly decreases by-products, thus reducing emissions. It also keeps your engine clean from carbon pile-up and provides more miles per gallon.

Using electricity from your car battery, oxyhydrogen gas is produced from water electrolysis. Oxyhydrogen gas is a highly explosive gas and mixed with air will produce a lot of energy during combustion thus lowering your fuel needs to as much as 20-30%. Since no fuel gets cooked, most of it gets combusted and lesser gets out of the tailpipe as waste. Another benefit is that it breaks down carbon which means it can be easily removed from your engine. This prolongs the life of the Automobile. You can produce enough oxyhydrogen with 12v at 1 amp to use a properly built hydrogen car kit. Your alternator has more than enough juice to release that small amount and the returns are more than worth it.

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