Hydrogen Gas Injector For Internal Combustion Engine

At a glance..

System and apparatus for the controlled intermixing of a volatile hydrogen gas with oxygen and other noncombustible gasses in a combustion system. In a preferred arrangement the source of volatile gas is a hydrogen source, and the non-combustible gasses are the exhaust gasses of the combustion system in a closed loop arrangement. Specific structure for the controlled mixing of the gasses, the fuel flow control, and safety are disclosed.

The details..

The Hydrogen Gas Injector System is designed to improve fuel efficiency by injecting volatile hydrogen gas into internal combustion engines. The author, Stanley A. Meyer, explains how this process works through specific structural arrangements that control the mixing of gasses, fuel flow control mechanisms and safety features.

Meyer's co-pending patent applications are also discussed as they relate to his work on developing systems that utilize hydrogen gas: Hydrogen-Generator which converts water into hydrogen and oxygen gases; Hydrogen-Airdation Processor which controls non-volatile/non-combustible gasses during mixing stages with volatile gases; Combustion Systems utilizing hydrogen generators for driving pistons in automotive devices.

The book provides detailed information about the preferred arrangement of using exhaust gasses from the combustion chamber mixed with volatile hydrogens sourced from a generator via closed-loop configuration. This method results in improved engine performance while reducing emissions.

Overall, this book is recommended reading material for those interested in improving their vehicle's fuel economy or anyone who wants to learn more about alternative energy sources.