There is some debate about how to make an efficient and cost-effective fuel and water system for vehicles, as well as household appliances. Many people are quite skeptical about water fuel systems, HHO or hydraulic fuel technology (or whatever you want to call it) for home use. However, many companies are beginning to offer water-fuel kits that can be adapted to vehicles. There are also manuals that guide the consumer on how to do it himself. The guides are great. With them you can choose between a DIY project or install a kit.

Here, we’ll try to explain the concept and technical operation of water-fuel and HHO systems and then investigate what the consumer should look for when evaluating the various systems on offer. Finding the right system for you is very important. Be sure to check out at least half a dozen. Also look for offers that promise a refund if you’re not satisfied. That way, you will never lose.

Frequently, water fuel technology it is based on the division of water really in situ, on board a vehicle. It then uses the resulting split hydrogen and oxygen gases not to power the vehicle, but to increase the efficiency of its gasoline (petroleum) combustion. Vehicles that run solely on water encounter some basic difficulties that are problematic to overcome, while a system that reduces gas mileage maintains vehicle performance while increasing mpg by up to 50%. That’s good.

Most fuel and water technology is designed as do-it-yourself systems. That’s nothing to worry about; This is what usually happens with great new ideas in their infancy. You should find that any decent system will be specially designed with beginners in mind, for people with little to no automotive experience. Specialized automotive tools are typically not required and costs are kept to an absolute minimum. A finished, fully functional system should be priced under $120. Installation time is typically less than an hour if instructions are followed correctly.

More importantly, any decent HHO system should be able to be removed in a minute or two, without affecting the pre-existing or normal operation of the vehicle in any way. Modifications to the factory installed engine, computer and fuel injection systems should not be required. Just about anyone should be able to install an HHO system and not worry about it negatively affecting their vehicle if they decide they don’t want it. It effectively means that anyone can try it.

When it comes to water fuel technology, if you’ve never installed such a device before, it’s probably best to look for a unit where the electrolyser, bubbler and water tank have been combined. You will save time and hassle. You can find providers through the link at the bottom of this article.

Be on the lookout for systems that incorporate coiled or spiral electrode cables instead of flat plates or spiral plates. The magnetic vortex generated by a coil improves the division of water. This means less power will be drawn from the vehicle’s electrical system, improving overall efficiency and further reducing costs.

A number of important factors complement each other to produce efficient splitting of water into hydrogen and oxygen. These include the direct current flowing through the electrode wires into the water, the magnetic vortex produced by the shape of the electrodes, along with the vacuum caused by the motor. All of these factors work to produce a more complete and therefore more efficient combustion.

So what happens if combustion is improved? What is the problem? Well, two things are obvious. Better combustion equals better MPG which, in turn, equals a heavier wallet at the end of each week. And second, improved combustion means fewer emissions and therefore less pollution.

Let’s take a look at a couple of facts. Virtually all gas-powered internal combustion engines today are only about 75% efficient. Improve that number to very close to 100% and the financial benefits become obvious. So about 80% of the gasoline used in an average family car is not used to power the vehicle, but rather, by design, is not burned, leading to pollution and carbon emissions.

Hybrid gas and water driving is now so easy, cheap, and risk-free that it’s amazing how few people have reaped its financial and environmental benefits. You may want to check out more data on the blog cited below.