EFFECT OF HHO GAS AS FUEL ADDITIVE ON THE EXHAUST EMISSIONS OF INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE

HHO GAS AS FUEL ADDITIVE

Introduction

Reducing the emission pollution associated with oil combustion is gaining an increasing interest worldwide. Recently, Brown’s gas (HHO gas) has been introduced as an alternative clean source of energy.

A system to generate HHO gas has been built and integrated with Honda G 200 (197 cc single cylinder engine). The results show that a mixture of HHO, air, and gasoline cause a reduction in the concentration of emission pollutant constituents and an enhancement in engine efficiency. The emission tests have been done with varying the engine speed. The results show that nitrogen monoxide (NO) and nitrogen oxides (NOX) have been reduced to about 50% when a mixture of HHO, air, and fuel was used. Moreover, the carbon monoxide concentration has been reduced to about 20%. Also a reduction in fuel consumption has been noticed and it ranges between 20% and 30%.

 HHO GAS AS FUEL ADDITIVE

Effect of HHO gas on combustion emissions in gasoline engines

Sa’ed A. Musmar1, Ammar A. Al-Rousan Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Mutah University, Mutah, Al-Karak 61710, Jordan

a r t i c l e  I n f o  Article history: Received 16 February 2011Received in revised form 11 May 2011Accepted 17 May 2011Available online 1 June 2011

Keywords: Auto emissions Brown’s gas (HHO)Fuel cell (FC)Nitrogen monoxide (NO)Nitrogen oxides (NO X )

Reducing the emission pollution associated with oil combustion is gaining an increasing interest world-wide. Recently, Brown’s gas (HHO gas) has been introduced as an alternative clean source of energy. A system to generate HHO gas has been built and integrated with Honda G 200 (197 cc single cylinder engine). The results show that a mixture of HHO, air, and gasoline cause a reduction in the concentration of emission pollutant constituents and an enhancement in engine efficiency. The emission tests have been done with varying the engine speed. The results show that nitrogen monoxide (NO) and nitrogen oxides (NO X ) have been reduced to about 50% when a mixture of HHO, air, and fuel was used. Moreover, the carbon monoxide concentration has been reduced to about 20%. Also a reduction in fuel consumption has been noticed and it ranges between 20% and 30%.  

1. Introduction

Global warming is considered one of the major problems the scientific community has to face. Many theories refer to the in-crease of exhaust gases concentration in the atmosphere as one of the major causes of the global warming [1]. Industrial plants and automobiles are the major source of the exhaust gases. 

 

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