Alternative fuel Magnegas

[egn83b]

These alternative fuels are great but the political element will stop it.

[novachevyguy]

@egn83b i agree , and what about the oil used for the lubrication inside the engine ??? , the cost of an oil change will sky rocket.... stupid..!!!

[geibt44]

This is what I want ! Please, contact me ;)

[thegreatkoua]

waste to fuel why don't we think of that.

[megatwingo]

Very interesting!

[automechanic007]

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[flickeries]

Energy can come from water, but not through magnegas. It's through a process called nuclear fusion and what they use is not exactly water, but an isotope of water called deuterium. Which has an extra neutron, when the deuterium fuses with tritium. It becomes helium and releases a large amount of energy, a fusion fire as it is called.

Deuterium is extremely common, 1/3 out of all water molecules is deuterium. Tritium is manufactured from lithium, slightly radioactive.

[TheWillwillwill]

What? Energy can come from water by electrolysis.. That is how NASA makes rocket fuel.

[flickeries]

Electrolysis is not a process whereby energy is gained, it is at it's best an equilibrium. No energy gained, no energy lost.

Energy is needed to split water molecules, the products when combusted produce somewhere near the same amount of energy if not lesser.

The reason why NASA uses hydrogen and oxygen fuel is due to their highly explosive and relatively pollution free nature, not because it creates energy. =/

[stonerj0e]

@TheWillwillwill but it takes a shitload of energy to do the electrolysis !

[TheWillwillwill]

@stonerj0e May be. I tend to think the oil industry would prefer if we did not have an alterative fuel source. You can make rocket fuel from oil.  Why would NASA choose Hydrogen.

[flickeries]

Produces oxygen as it burns, what nonsense. Anything that burns CONSUMES oxygen! Don't ...mess ...with ...my physics, you.

[doggymac1]

Look into his research. His works defy standard physics and quantum mechanics. Last year he disproved Einstein's theory of light being the fastest thing by accelerating it in water!

[AscendingAngel777]

I'm quoting from an email conversation I recently had with Prof. Ruggero:

"Let us go to the meat: Einstein special relativity and quantum mechanics are theories reversible over time because they had to describe time reversal invariant systems such as the atomic structure, particles in an accelerator, etc. for which systems said theories are exactly valid data now part of history. However, it is now also part of history that all energy releasing processes are irreversible over time."

[AscendingAngel777]

"Hence, a serious academic environment under a serious ethical control and a serious governmental guidance has indeed the duty of debating how TO SURPASS EINSTEIN AND QUANTUM MECHANICS into irreversible covering theories, but the denial of their need is indeed asocial, anti-American and ascientific, with very dangerous economic downturns visible to everybody and suffered by most, with the prospect of economic and social collapse following the now close petroleum production peak."

[TurtleDogSquid]

They gloss over where the power comes from to run the plasma arc. Plasma is what the Sun is made of. The fourth state of matter. We can use the sewage to make Methane gas without need of electricity. Bacteria will make Methane in anarobic (no Oxygen) conditions. We waste methane by burning it away from landfills. I rarely hear about methane in debates about energy sources. All the piles of manure produced in America could be powering our homes instead of poisoning land and water.

[flowerbower]

This is drivel, and based upon a quantum theory which is believed in only by Santilli and a few close friends. Some suckers will say that one has to believe him because he is a published academic who holds real (not bought) qualifications. Why not reverse that reasoning and say that, if he believes in free energy, his qualifications are worthless.

[dontfuckthisup]

Who the fuck are you? Your logic is SHIT.

[flowerbower]

I am a physicist who takes a special interest in the damage done by pseudoscience. Santilli set up a UK company (Euromagnegas) in order to 'exploit the technology'. It failed ignominiously, as will all 'energy from water' schemes.

[dontfuckthisup]

Oh. You should write a blog. The only information about this stuff that exists online are the sketchy videos promoting it. People need a solid resource for debunkery..

[flowerbower]

I am, in fact, writing several books on the subject.

[nwraltfuels]

here's something we can do right now.

[ihateforigners]

so far I heard of technologies using plain water, salt water and now sewage water.

[prototype9000]

yummy

[6slimying4]

right bull, even if this is true the oil cumpinies wouldint let you mass prds this cus theres still 30 or 40 years left of money they can make. basicly they just want money, not better fuels.

[AidenBrinnian]

Santilli is a fruad who stole his research from William Richardson's Aquafuel after he was hired to verify Richardsons work at TTL. Richardson pulled his license and Santilli slapped magnegas on the old reactors. Compare the patent Dates you might be surprised.

[corduroy99]

bunch of hooey!

[FireGuyX]

This is a prime example of the many alternative fuels out there. Some 18 year old kid created an alternative fuel similar to this using a hybrid of gas, sewage water, and ethanol. But I really this like this magnegas, using sewage water for fuel is ingenious.

[Chrutonius]

Haha, i was thinking of : Magnegas = Another word for electrolysis of dirty water, what do you get? Hydrogen.

[yorgo69]

Well This sound too good to be true I think the way to go is Hydrogen. Look at Toyota they are gearing up with a Hydrogen fuel cell that runs on H2o. Well The US automakers Have dropped the ball again..

[nyer82]

If they wanted to really encourage this faster than it would naturally happen, they should start a predatory tax scheme that would punish people who continue to buy less efficient cars. They could use the tax to subsidize fuel efficient cars. But you could just let things naturally develop, since the gasoline price keeps going higher and higher and is 'naturally' punishing poor mileage car owners.

So the invisible hand is helping fix the problem.

[JonnyTommyGuns]

here are the best ways to deal with fuel.

1. if your gonna stick with gas for a while at least get a car that has good gas milage.

2. get a car that runs on e-85 or even 100% alcohol. alcohol is a renewable source and it doesnt harm the earth.

3. electric cars are great because everybody has an outlet to plug into. the only problem is long distance travel because of short range. but for daily driving 200 miles should be enough.

4. never drive again.

[RatkoUSA]

This is not these people's invention. It is the invention of K.C. Lewis who invented it well over 30 years ago for the mobster Lucky Luciano's grandson Alfred. I know because I was there when he invented it.

[dwiggs77]

i work for a municipality. we treat about 6 mgd

of raw sewage. how much gas can be produced from this waste?how much energy do you use to create it?

[PIEgunz]

magne gas sucks. just light farts on fire

[xxpistoleroxx]

thank god for magnegas!:)

[yourmom3224]

ya, i produce oxygen when i burn too...

wtfx

[4take4give]

I am physics

you want perpetual watch my video. You don't understand say so. because this doesn't know perpetual. You want a test hook it up to a city. You guys have no idea what hydrogen is doing, now your trying to take it out of water

[MCH1984]

Where else are we meant to get it from? Pixie dust?

[ThatCanadianGuy420]

a man in vancouver b.c discovered that a coverted mineral from a common rock,could be used in the same way as a car battery,only instead of lasting a few years,a single battery could last over a thousand,but the good o'l american goverment confiscated all his equipment back in 93,imagine how much diffrent the world would be if only his discovery could of went public.

[Nettikturbo]

I love BS stories like yours. So the government took it... AND he wasn't able to reproduce it, or show anyone else how to once they "took" his stuff.

Riiiiight.

[ThatCanadianGuy420]

bullshit stories? just cause you dont have the mental capasity to comprehend it,doesnt mean its bullshit.there's hundreds of patents that could revoluionise the gas/oil world we live in.but the fuckin gorverment wont the patents,cause thats where they make 80% of the world economy trade,do some reasearch you fuckin ignorant jackass.

[Nettikturbo]

Dude grow up. Why don't you invent something useful, and document the government taking it away from you.

[ThatCanadianGuy420]

what a stupid comment.yeah im a 17 year old pothead ill go revolutionise the economy,*sigh* why dont you grow up?

[serij800]

Search bingofuel or aquafuel it is same principle,only here they used excess heat or steam produced by process to power steam generator.

And yes it produce hydrogen and some oxygen,thats why its produce water and oxygen after burning (coz not all oxygen burned-up in process).

[namniekib]

Wait.....How can anything burn cleaner than natural gas ..CH4?The only thing that could is methanol... CH3OH.Extra oxygen atom.Other than that... its just hydrogen.But it won't MAKE oxygen... water perhaps.

[MiNg0o]

is better to smell like shit than have to see the environment destroyed by gasolin

[arashiandii]

First of all, for everyone who thinks this is impossible, I've seen it first hand. I've seen even car converted from normal gasoline to run on it, not just natural gas.

Second...dude it's weird to see my dad on youtube. >>

[SouthernRebeler]

Cool idea, but the exhaust smells like shite.

I work at a wastewater treatment plant and my job (literally) stinks.

[arashiandii]

Actually, it doesn't. I've been around this since the beginning and it smells sweet if anything.

[Kevo510]

thats Hydrogen

[concerned00citizen]

HOw do you know? I'm learning. Why can't we get this over and over instead of Brittney butt?

[Petrolhead1984]

Will a engine make more power on magnagas than on normal gasonline?

[Skoda130]

No combustion can produce oxygen... Rubbish!!

[CarbideTip]

Hydrogen! Read a book.

[Skoda130]

I've been through enough books in my life.. And you are right, but in the vid they talk about oxygen produced by the combustion. Watch again! THEY should read a book!

[mmorales09]

what u can use watever u want soo if i take a shit i can use that too dayum this chet is tight

[SupYannis]

i read once LA GRANDE AVENTURE DE L'ESPACE (COPYRIGHT-EDITED BY ROMBALDI,PARIS) it means the big adventure of space first published around 70's, there they mentioned about fuel injection through arcs , very powerfull method of propultion,

[SupYannis]

its nice to see tho 30 years after these things being materialized and infrastructure can allow individuals -afford do their own experiments if they care to. seems to me we harneshed combustion engines couse when they were presented to us we accepted the amount of power produced to our needs, nowdays my guess is needs are more in awarness of what it is that we use to serve our needs, seems air or hydrogen transportation serve

[ddcivic200hp]

it hydrogen

[agungk]

WOW!!! There's a blond lady in that video.

[mafiagangster69]

LOL!

[peakmoment]

The proponents of MagneGas have not revealed the inputs and outputs of their process. Ron Cole (one proponent) says, "100 kw hours produces 1600 standard cubic feet of fuel from sewage in one hour which is equal to 8 gallons of gasoline in terms of energy." What one needs to calculate, then, is what the cost of electricity is, and what the source of electricity is (natural gas, coal, nuclear, or renewable energy, etc) to determine sustainability.

[buzneg]

I bet it's mostly hydrogen

[dilbert444]

So how much electricity is used in the plasma arc flow recycler? Is it efficient? Do you get an near equivalent amount of energy from the gas compared to the amount of energy you put into the system to make the gas? Seems like a good idea...

[Media151]

Sounds to good to be true. I'll have research this more before making a comment.

[fastparrot]

But you have commented.

[samoht1977]

"souds just to good to be true... can't take my eyes off of you..."

Here in Italy we have a Magnegas system too (a clip about it can be found there on YouTube too).

It's true, it's called "plasma arc electrolysis". I don't know much about its efficiency though.