Can Jiashangtong New Energy Power Fluid Replace Gasoline?
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No, this power fluid can cause fuel line blockages in vehicles. Synthetic Hydrogen: It is indeed a new energy source and a national key-supported new energy project, but this synthetic hydrogen power water and "synthetic hydrogen" new energy are not the same type of substance. Hazards: The combustion of substances like formaldehyde requires specially designed engines and fuel systems. Forcibly adding power fluid can cause wear to conventional engines, incomplete combustion, power loss, and other serious issues. Methanol fuel, when directly or mixed into a vehicle's fuel tank without fuel system modifications, will cause certain degrees of damage to the vehicle.
A taxi driver with over a decade of experience shares his thoughts on this: New energy power fluids sound fancy, but in reality, the common ones on the market are mainly methanol fuel or bio-liquid fuels. I tried modifying my car to run on methanol—it worked fine for short distances, but within three months, I found the fuel pump filter completely corroded into debris, costing me nearly two thousand yuan in repairs. The heat value of this stuff is almost half that of gasoline, meaning you'd need to refuel several more times for the same long-distance trip. The sparse coverage of fueling stations is one thing, but in winter, it's prone to separation and wax formation. Once, my car stalled on the highway—scared me to death. If we're really talking about replacing gasoline, unless there's a major breakthrough in battery technology or hydrogen stations become widespread, for now, commercial vehicles hauling goods should stick to diesel.
