Water for fuel - diesel

[pese]

Pese
I Got the German translated and now the ENGLISH LOOKS FUNNY!

Isn't technology Wonderful.....



Nightlife the Camaro guy said the piston needed to be past TDC when the ignitor fired that's kinda why I think the injector pump would be useful for timing and speed control.

That said, I agree that there is risk of damage to the pump and it should be weighed carefully. I'm still working on not knowing enough to know what I don't know.

Be Well
Tinker

fine that is working (better than google)  youcan chose "technical"  not "poular" key for translation.

for professional use , you can als see www.leo.org
(university,munich Germany)

G.Pese

[resonanceman]

I was received a email from pese that said he was told that water exploded at 16 atu, which is about 250 psi, most diesel engines run at about 350 psi.

Nightlife

This information  is just not right .


In spite of the  fact that  someone  reported    warm  diesel engines   turning  over   with  just water    .......water  does not   just explode at ANY  presure that we could  hope to achieve  .

If  water  did  explode  at  250 pounds  this  little planet would   be  dust  in  space  .

How  much  pressure do you think there is at the bottom of the ocean ?

How much  pressure is in scuba tanks ?

There are lots  of  places where water is  used under  thousands of pounds of pressure  .........  I have never  heard of a warning  that  water may explode it  the pressure gets to high .

There is  warnings on  equipment  that  uses high  pressure air .........not  because it  is  explosive ........but because  of the  amount of   energy stored by compressing   the air .   
If an  air  cylinder   has a defect  and that defect gives way .....the result  is  often LIKE  an explosion  .
A way to check  the  safety  of  the cylinders is to  fill them  with water and pressurize  them to at least twice the  pressure that  they will be used at .
When filled  with water  and the defect gives way  they spring a leak  or crack open ..........NO  EXPLOSION. 



gary

[nightlife]

There is  warnings on  equipment  that  uses high  pressure air .........not  because it  is  explosive ........but because  of the  amount of   energy stored by compressing   the air .   
If an  air  cylinder   has a defect  and that defect gives way .....the result  is  often LIKE  an explosion  .
A way to check  the  safety  of  the cylinders is to  fill them  with water and pressurize  them to at least twice the  pressure that  they will be used at .
When filled  with water  and the defect gives way  they spring a leak  or crack open ..........NO  EXPLOSION. 

Hi Gary, this is what I was thinking too and why I posted what I did. It just didn't make sense to me.

[resonanceman]

Hi Gary, this is what I was thinking too and why I posted what I did. It just didn't make sense to me.

Nightlife


When  working on a project like this   information  gathering  is required .
The information can  come from anywhere .
NONE of the information can be  truely  trusted  until   it  is  varified by our own  experiences .
Anyone  can  provide  disinformation
Anyone can  pass that  disiformation  along   thinking it is the truth .

In the end  the only way to really know the truth  is by finding out for yourself what works and what doesn't .


I believe that Sr19  did  modify  a car to run on  water .
There is a chance that his story  is a fraud .
It really doesn't matter .   The truth is   we are finding  things  that stack up in favor of it working .



gary

[ramset]

All Water doesn't explode at 250 PSI when I was involved wjth highspeed rail[ Amtrak] they were cutting very high KSI rail with water jet [I think 40-60 thousand psi] that was ten years ago Chet