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aerohead · 11-14-2009, 04:27 PM

Okay,read all the posts.
It appears that the science for hydrogen enhanced combustion is good.
It appears that even on-board hydrogen production using the alternator is okay.
The hydrogen accomplishes what Larry Widmer's high-swirl, Smokey Yunick's "expander-homogenizer" cycle processes,or HONDA's VTEC-E technology accomplishes,which allows more complete combustion of the charge during a point when the piston can make best use of it,with "lean-burn" a symptom of or CONSEQUENCE , and not a premise for the technology.
I would like to know how much is used and how/where it it is introduced to the intake tract.
The hydrogen is mentioned in the body of the literature all the time,with only one mention of,and use of the free oxygen.Anybody want to speak to that?

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aerohead Master EcoModder Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Sanger,Texas,U.S.A. Posts: 16,268 Thanks: 24,393 Thanked 7,360 Times in 4,760 Posts	caught up Okay,read all the posts. It appears that the science for hydrogen enhanced combustion is good. It appears that even on-board hydrogen production using the alternator is okay. The hydrogen accomplishes what Larry Widmer's high-swirl, Smokey Yunick's "expander-homogenizer" cycle processes,or HONDA's VTEC-E technology accomplishes,which allows more complete combustion of the charge during a point when the piston can make best use of it,with "lean-burn" a symptom of or CONSEQUENCE , and not a premise for the technology. I would like to know how much is used and how/where it it is introduced to the intake tract. The hydrogen is mentioned in the body of the literature all the time,with only one mention of,and use of the free oxygen.Anybody want to speak to that?