Facts and information on Hydrogen HHO for vehicles

NASA experiments with hydrogen in internal combustion engine

Results of NASA’ s experiments with hydrogen in internal combustion engines

Direct from 1977 article by *NASA: "Lean-mixture-ratio combustion in internal-combustion engines has the potential of producing low emissions and higher thermal efficiency for several reasons. First, excess oxygen in the charge further oxidizes unburned hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide. Second, excess oxygen lowers the peak combustion temperatures, which inhibits the formation of oxides of...

Effect of hydrogen HHO on emission gases

Effect of Hydrogen HHO on emissions

Adding HHO to an internal combustion engine, results in a faster, more complete combustion of the existing fuel. Faster and more thorough combustion means that more energy is transferred mechanically to the engine, instead of wasted heat through the exhaust. This has a positive impact not only on power and...

HHO Systems and Manufacturer Warranty: Understand Your Rights

The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, passed in 1975, provides important protections for consumers when it comes to warranties on products. One area where this law plays a crucial role is in the installation of aftermarket products, such as vehicle parts or accessories added after the original purchase. Warranty Cannot Be Voided for...

Engine carbon cleaning services vs hydrogen on demand generators

Over time, internal surfaces of the engine’s combustion chamber and valves accumulate carbon deposits. These deposits prevent proper closure of the valves and reduce both power and fuel efficiency. In more extreme cases, carbon deposits remain super-heated between ignition cycles and cause pre-ignition of the incoming fuel. This causes rough engine...

How to calculate maximum Hydrogen HHO production

How to calculate maximum Hydrogen output

Generation of Hydrogen is based on electrolysis, which is governed by the laws of physics. This process was studied almost 200 years ago by Michael Faraday, who subsequently published “Faraday’s Laws of Electrolysis”. The laws state that an electrolysis cell, operating at a certain current (amps) will produce a known amount...

How to convert engines to use hydrogen as primary fuel

Hydrogen enhances combustion of the existing fuel which results in significant economy gains due to the fact that hydrogen-fuel mixtures burns more completely. However, the challenges to produce enough hydrogen to run an engine without gasoline include: an excessively large and expensive HHO generating system the battery of the vehicle is not capable...

Fuel Cells in Vehicles

Fuel cells offer a clean and efficient alternative to traditional combustion engines by generating electricity through a chemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen. Unlike batteries, fuel cells don’t need recharging; they produce power as long as hydrogen is available. The only byproducts are water and heat, making them ideal for zero-emission...

What happens when too much hydrogen is supplied to an engine

Using hydrogen is good. But it’s a common misconception that more is better. Hydrogen enhances the combustion of the existing fuel which results in significant economy gains due to the fact that the fuel-hydrogen mixture burns more completely. But there is a well-defined and proven limit to this effect. In simple terms,...

how to control operational temperature of hydrogen HHO generators

Operational temperature of HHO generators

The quality of ‘cool’ HHO is much better and it contains less undesirable components, such as water vapour. This results in better economy gains. Cool operating generators require less maintenance and have a much longer service life. When HHO generators become hot, they consume more electricity, which in turn causes the generator...

The use of Hydrogen in a hybrid engine

Hybrid cars enjoy the same fuel economy benefits as simple gasoline or diesel powered vehicles. In hybrid vehicles the internal combustion engine runs almost all the time so savings are maximized. The electric motor is only used during periods of inefficient driving and also to recollect otherwise wasted energy during braking. Our system...

MAP sensor controller for fuel economy in diesel and gasoline

MAP sensor and its effect on fuel economy

The manifold absolute pressure sensor (MAP sensor) provides the vehicle’s ECU with information about the load of the engine. In other words, how hard the driver is pressing on the accelerator pedal. An engine works harder (more load) while going up a hill than going down. The MAP sensor controllers make...

PWM - pulse width modulator- hydrogen hho current controller

PWM hydrogen current controller explained

The purpose of a PWM controller is to limit/restrict the amps flowing into the HHO generator. There are two parameters to consider: - the intended current necessary to operate the generator (consult the amps chart) - the amperage load the PWM is designed to handle. The load is the unrestricted, free flowing current...

hydrogen HHO supplementation and corrosion of the engine

Hydrogen supplementation and corrosion of the engine

The engine naturally processes millions of liters of air that contains large amounts of water with no problems or issues. HHO contributes only a very insignificant amount of moisture that will not corrode the engine. Read more: Visit our store...

EFIE oxygen sensor controller wide band, narrow band

Better Fuel EFIE oxygen sensor controllers

All other EFIEs are old technology and assume a slow input waveform from the oxygen sensors. They produce satisfactory results when given the anticipated signal which is in vehicles up to model year 2000. Cars newer than year 2000 are equipped with much faster sensors and make these “old” digital EFIEs...

Pure Hydrogen generator

It is a common misconception that the oxygen in HHO is causing the troubles with oxygen sensors. In fact, this very tiny amount of oxygen makes no difference. It is the enhanced combustion created by HHO that the oxygen sensors react to. Read more: Buy EFIE oxygen sensor controller...