Can Fuel Savers Really Save Fuel and Boost Power?
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Fuel savers can indeed save fuel and enhance power because they improve the combustion rate of fuel in the tank, allowing combustible gases to burn more completely. Principle of Fuel Savers: Utilizing the vehicle's own generator power supply, fuel savers employ Faraday's electrolysis principle to generate hydrogen and oxygen from water, thereby introducing hydrogen as a new energy source into the vehicle's fuel system while also providing oxygen to ensure complete combustion of hydrocarbon fuels. The hydrogen and oxygen are then directed into the engine's intake port, mixing with air and entering the combustion chamber, where they combine with fuel vapor to create explosive combustion. Hydrogen's energy content is 2.8 times that of gasoline by mass, and its ignition energy is only one-tenth that of gasoline, making the addition of hydrogen to the fuel mixture more conducive to combustion. Common Types of Fuel Savers: The most widely used fuel savers on the market are the oxygen-enriched type and the electronic type. Oxygen-enriched fuel savers use the vehicle's DC power to ionize air at high voltage, producing O3 (ozone), which is then delivered to the engine to increase its oxygen supply. Electronic fuel savers, on the other hand, are connected between the battery's positive and negative terminals or plugged into the cigarette lighter. They contain capacitors to stabilize the electrical current.
