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Originally Posted by amcpacer
That device in the research paper cites the reduction in viscosity for the increase in efficiency.
A much easier way to decrease viscosity of the fuel is to heat it up. The research sounds fake.
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Bone: Heating fuel also reduces it's density, thus requiring more volume to obtain the same BTU output. This does greatly affect the scenario.
Ideally, you would change the viscosity of the fluid without changing it's density. (Adding water doesn't work for this reason, among others.)
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