Burn Water Diesel Engine

May 8, 2012 - In modern reciprocating engine design (say, your typical V6 engine) you can expect no more than 35% efficiency - while in the real world it is much lower than this. That is to say, with the potential energy contained in gas or diesel, 35% is converted into kinetic energy while the rest is lost as heat out of the exhaust and radiator. Alas! You mix water in the process. The water evaporates as the fuel burns, absorbing most of the heat expended by the gas or diesel and expands greatly in the...

May 16, 2012 - Burning thirst? Water from diesel engine exhaust October 2003. U.S. Water News Online. FARNBOROOUGH HAMPSHIRE, United Kingdom-- The idea of quenching your thirst by...

May 11, 2012 - ... are the mechanisms that, when they are triggered, supply water to automatic fire ... Because diesel fire pumps use a diesel engine, an exhaust port must also be in place so...

May 4, 2012 - According to the news, two students in Florida have discovered that the best way to beat high fuel costs is to brew your own. They take the used cooking grease from a local restaurant and convert it...