8 Stroke Gas/Water Hybrid Engine

This engine design utilizes heat to help obtain burnable hydrogen from the electrolysis proccess.

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• Tony Stark
• cars
• audi
• electrolysis

[zhaki87]

its very very innovative .if any PDF file is available then please mail on my E-mail id.thanks.

[crossindustries]

@zhaki87 If I had any I'd send it, but this is everything

[Snoep76239]

Any running prototypes? Efficiency? Power to weight ratio?(including fuel & water)

[crossindustries]

@Snoep76239 There are no running prototypes, no calculations, unfortunately this was just an idea that I hope to see someday. There's no time or money to build it.

[crossindustries]

@ stampmaille :Hot water takes less electrical energy input to perform electrolysis than cold water.

@ laurentprodz : It would use a sparkplug. It does require a lot of energy input. So the real problem is finding the right catalyst to act as the electrode.

[stampmaille]

So.... to perform electrolysis you need electricity. I understand that the waste engine and exhaust heat is used to heat water, but, how does that heat perform electrolysis?

[laurentprodz]

awesome concept but does it use a sparkplug

or is it compression ignited like a diesel?

i dont know much about hydrogen but i do know that it takes

alot of electrical power to generate the gas