Save on fuel cost? Now you can cut down on fuel cost!

Is converting other substances to fuel a pressing issue for you given the recent slew of events? Is saving on fuel a priority in your life now?

With the recent rise in oil and gas prices, driving has become a bigger luxury than ever. People are frantically finding ways to reduce petrol and gas consumption for their vehicles, even if it means being stuck in long queues across country borders to get cheaper petrol and gas. I believe all of us are concerned over whether we can continue to stick with such sources of energy. In fact, we just want to save on fuel!

We always wonder if there are alternatives to fossil fuels, which are also easy to harness and use. The talk about solar-powered vehicles will not become widespread until years later, so there must be ways to do so. We always think that fossil fuels are the only sources of energy that can be used to power whatever technology that we have created, hence blinding us from more potential sources which are abundant and pollution-free. We only think that we can convert hydrocarbons to fuel and forget to think that we can also convert other compounds into fuel as well.

I recently came across an invention that could be a solution to our questions above. Though it may not be in its mature stage, it looks promising and may help a lot in terms of money and pollution. It is a kind of converter that harnesses one of the most abundant elements on Earth - water - and changes it to a kind of hydrogen fuel which can power vehicles. Imagine converting water to fuel. Simple and elegant, yet for many years the pundits were blinded by the fluctuations of oil prices that they declare oil as the one and only source of fuel for this generation.

Why water? It is everywhere, and when converted to hydrogen fuel through catalytic processes, releases carbon dioxide and other non-toxic gases. Hydrogen fuel is not to be underestimated because, if you did not know, it is the fuel for rockets. The Sun uses hydrogen as its source of energy. It is definitely more powerful than our hydrocarbon fuels due to the chemical structure. To be able to convert water to fuel seems like a good fantasy since it will never run out. We can finally save on fuel!

Well, I won't want to go deeper into this since I am not an expert, but to the layman, it is a ray of hope, especially when we are so dependent on vehicles such that walking 2 miles to school is deemed taboo. Click on the link to find out more about how to convert water to fuel!

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Ever wondered what goes on in the engine of your car while you are driving? Is it efficient? Well, most of us do not know, but we know that as long as the engine does not produce any funny sounds, everything is fine. To the layman, how exactly the engine works and how the petrol or gas that is pumped into the engine is being converted into energy for the car is not really of much concern.

The truth is...it matters.

It is not just a simple system of fuel entering the engine, combusted to produce kinetic energy for the turbines to push the car forward, and then releasing the unwanted products as exhaust through the exhaust pipe. You need to know exactly how the engine converts the fuel into energy.

In fact, the engine of your car has been cheating you all this while. Trucks included.

The law of thermodynamics is the mechanism behind the wastage of the energy because a large amount of heat difference between the lower and upper operating temperatures of the engine. The heat produced to form the difference does not contribute to the movement of the car, thus energy is 'wasted' in a way.

As a result, we are wasting millions of gallons of fuel every day just to make our vehicles move. Think about how much that amount of fuel can last us if they could all be utilised fully for our vehicles.

In summary, the efficiency of the car engine ranges from 20% to 40%. Most of the time it lies around the 20%+ range. Yeah, that means 80% of the fuel you burn does not end up driving your car.

On the other hand, a water to fuel converter makes use of the atomic fission of water particles to provide the additional heat for stabilising the difference in temperature regions in the engine. A very small fission needs to take place to produce energy close to a hundred times more than the combustion of hydrocarbon fuels. Bear in mind that water is abundant and a simple implementation of electrolytic breakdown of water molecules can provide you with that immense amount of energy you need.

By allowing the splitting of water molecules to provide energy for maintaining the regional temperature differences, the engine can finally utilise its fuel better. A simple calculation will yield triple rates in mileage...in other words, you can save up to three times of fuel than before.

So why not start immediately and improve your mileage during these hard times? Don't let yourself be consumed by the fiery flames of gas inflation. Improve car engine efficiency now!