HHO cars, a bright future for us, scary for the oil companies

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HHO cars, a bright future for us, scary for the oil companies

posted November 2nd, 2011 by jonfrench

Want to hear a bright forecast for our fossil fuel dependent world? On the internet it isn’t there. Google it, it isn’t there, it is all negative. What if our immediate future was actually bright? What if fossil fuel consumption dropped to 50% of what is now, in a matter of 5 years? What impact would that have on the environment? Not only that, fuel consumption dropping to 50%, but also dangerous and noxious emission to the environment dropping to 70%? A dream? No, very very much a possibility. Let me introduce for a second time HHO cars.

HHO means two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. Highly explosive and highly clean. They explode faster than a larger (ant compared to a dinosaur in size) fossil fuel atom. Put them together with a fossil fuel droplet and they increase the efficiency from 30 to 60% of the fossil fuels combustion. Why? The hydrogen atom, being small, combusts first, sending shock waves throughout the cylinder that smash the larger fossil fuel droplets, reducing their surface area and increasing their explosive efficiency. A bit like comparing throwing a cube of coal on the fire compared with throwing the same cube smashed into a dust, slow burning compared with explosive burning.

Ultimately, rather than expelling 70% or more of your energy out of the exhaust pipe to be consumed by the mufflers catalytic converters, another 35% or more of that energy is actually used in the cylinder. Creating: 40 to 70% more efficient engines.

Also because the combustion is more complete there are less waste products (might as well throw away those cat. converters), cleaner environment and cheaper fuel bill.

The only bad news is for the oil companies, reducing demand means reducing prices which means reducing profits.

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