Waste Heat Recovery

1. small turbine at muffler
2. the heat exchanger i will use thermoelectric generator
3. air intake use oxygen generator

1. Any device that restricts the flow of exhaust also increases the back pressure of the exhaust, which ultimately decreases fuel efficiency. This has been thought of time and time again, I have never heard of anything that TRULY does not end up costing more than it saves.

2. See above. In order to extract the heat from the exhaust, a heat exchanger ends up adding flow restriction.

3. I had never heard of that concept, I went to the linked page and it stinks to high heavens of a scam. On the one hand they talk about their unit being an ozone generator, then they talk about the dangers of ozone? I don't get it. It reeks of obfuscation, a very common tool of a scammer.

I think your basic concept is laudable, I don't thing these solutions will get you there.

Agreed, you will likely end up wasting more fuel than you will save, and even if you don't the small fuel savings won't be able to pay for the waste heat recovery equipment. This is a common problem with ideas such as this which have been tried to death for decades - the cost/benefit analysis fails every time.

Additionally appliedozone.com looks like a scam (or at the very least pseudoscience).

Ignoring cost and concentrating on getting something to work in a small area, diesel generator + solar + wind + battery backup is a good (if not expensive) option. Adding batteries should extend the run time and/or reduce diesel consumption which will minimise time between diesel refills (especially important if this site is remote).

Consider placing the batteries in an underground enclosure or vault to maximise available space, and minimising any electrical loads (where practical).