hydro nano gas ?

[markdansie]

Just wondering if anyone actually knows what this stuff is or how they make it
http://revolution-green.com/2013/07/29/hydro-nano-gas-or-hng-an-answer-to-greenhouse-gases/

[TinselKoala]

They appear to claim that simply adding their Hydro Nano Gas to the existing fuel and combustion chambers of a normal Diesel engine will reduce the sulfur emissions:

SO2 – Sulfur
Burning only with Diesel..............................1384.0 ppm
Burning with HNG and Diesel............................0.2 ppm
Difference (close to eliminated) -1383.8 ppm

And when they are asked to explain where the sulfur goes they say this:

NEUTRALIZATION OF SULFUR (SO2)
The result of this report shows such remarkable data that it creates a first line of questions
Question: According to the measurement the sulfur (SO2) disappears. Where does it go?
Answer: The initial report by the Stockholm University infrared spectrometer shows no sulfur, but presence of ethylene which can be used as a fuel component. The conclusion is that sulfur breaks up and binds to a molecular structure related to ethylene. No harmful acid appears. No significant decrease of Ph-value.

Which is the non-answer of the week.

I have a preliminary opinion, based on these claims and others made on the page linked above.

[markdansie]

Thanks TK I will see if I can get some answers from them.
Kind Regards

[Johan_1955]

Hi Mark & Tinsel,


Its good, old and almost non-used:


https://sites.google.com/site/braxpeace2/waterinfuelblends


Like sold pre-mixed from:


http://www.dieselnet.com/news/2002/09totalfina.php


Used by the Biggest Container shipper, MAERSK from Denmark:


http://www.emfuel.com/


Tested here under-load, for over 8000 hours, 1 year:


http://www.youtube.com/user/OostromTechnicsSL


Kind regards,
Johan

[markdansie]

@Johan
thanks for this
I saw the use of water in fuel oil used at a steel mill in Thailand this year. They got real benefits including an increase in energy output. The plant manager and his team were brilliant in recording data. It used cavitation  to mix the water  into the fuel.
Lubrizol also had a product out a few years ago that was 15% water and 85% diesel, no fuel savings but great for Nox reduction
Kind Regards