Previous in Forum: Power Generation using Gravitation Force on Tirumala Hills   Next in Forum: sheet pile design
Close
Close
Close
7 comments
Rating: Comments: Nested
Member

Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 7

Efficient and not polluting gun-engine technology

10/12/2009 2:26 PM

A six passenger vehicle with mileage over 450 mpg fueled with any available fuel

Would you say that it is too good to be true?

No! Not at all a Polish Canadian inventor Mr. Holubowicz says as he had converted a small Suzuki engine into a gun-engine (patent pending). The inventor named the invention "gun-engine" because he had combined an engine with gun and then he tested the convert, which detonates vaporized or gaseous fuels.

As detonation yields above fourteen times higher pressure than the max pressure allowed in the original Suzuki, the inventor limited fuel supply to only 10 % of that recommended by the Suzuki manual, to prevent cylinders from bursting. Nonetheless the power output of the converted Suzuki was 40% higher than the max power of the original Suzuki that was fully fueled. Also tests proved full fuel flexibility and zero toxic emissions as well as cuts of the GHG emissions by 95%.

You might be curious why replacing the original combustion with detonations of vaporized fuel?

The inventor explains: Power available from used fuel is defined by energy released from fuel in time, thus speeding up energy releases by detonating fuel yields proportionally higher power and that indicates a blunder of today's direction of engine research (mainly based on prevention of detonations in engine) which is wrong because prevents development of efficient engine. The direction was established before WW2 because neither gasoline nor diesel engine could withstand the detonations.

The inventor went against existing principles of researching engines and had got excellent results, while all the universities and research centers of the entire World failed to deliver efficient engine. This invention was a quantum leap that allows reduction of oil demands in staggering 95%, if the invention would enter into every car and truck produced around the World.

Inventor says that he can develop a six passenger vehicle with mileage above 450 mpg and adds "People complain on pollution and high gasoline prices, but nobody wants to invest money into my gun-engine technology. They prefer investing through crooks like Madoff . How could they expect to drive inexpensive car while breathing clean air free of pollutants? Do these have rights to complain?

contact: gun-engine@shaw.ca ; phone +1.778.397.8999

Register to Reply
Interested in this topic? By joining CR4 you can "subscribe" to
this discussion and receive notification when new comments are added.
Member

Join Date: Sep 2009
Posts: 8
#1

Re: Efficient and not polluting gun-engine technology

10/15/2009 6:54 PM

so he's geting 40% more power from 10% by weight of the same fuel?

that seems very strange as most petrol engines are aroung 25% efficient, so hes using a 1/10 of the fuel to gain 40% more power. so that makes the engine 250% efficient without incorperating the 40 % increase in power :S

unless you mean he cut the fuel to 10% by air to fuel ratio?

Register to Reply
Anonymous Poster
#2
In reply to #1

Re: Efficient and not polluting gun-engine technology

10/16/2009 12:05 PM

Mike the existing engines made us masters of waste. There ar 25 causes of th inefficiency in engines. By combining engine with gun I've eliminated all, but always existing friction. Let me give you an example: Because during combustion piston is aligned with centerline of piston the highest pressure is wasted on wearin off parts without any contribution to torque or power.

In the invention the highest pressure occurs whe crank is horizontal, therfore torque boosts 100 times. Why?

in diesel highest torqueoccurs when piston is in half of cylinder and exhausts has expanded so pressure is seven times lower than max for compression ratio 14! But in my invention pressure acting in this position is 14 times higer than max pressure in diesel (dtonation yields higher pressure) Therfore Torque T=1x7 T of diesel= 97.

Apart from this cause inefficiency I also eliminated 23 other causes, so I got 95% fuel saving!

Stan

Register to Reply
Member

Join Date: Sep 2009
Posts: 8
#3

Re: Efficient and not polluting gun-engine technology

10/16/2009 3:04 PM

yes the current technology's we have are ineficient at 25% of the maximum avaliable power per weight of petrol.

do you have any diagram's showing how the engine works/ operates?

and do you have any numbers/ graphs for the efficiency of the engine, as-in % of the avaliable power converted.

and also you dont mention weather you are using 10% of the fuel by weigh/time , or air to fuel ratio?

Register to Reply
Anonymous Poster
#4
In reply to #3

Re: Efficient and not polluting gun-engine technology

10/16/2009 3:50 PM

Mike;

The gun-engine is well described on the internet, but shortly;

Placing a gun over cylinder causes:augmentation of volume where exhaust expands and in addition the bullet that squeezes air over piston introduces delay of building pressure over piston, thus by proper selection of the mass of bullet and amount of exploded fuel a replication of the highest pressure meets horizontal crank, which improves engine by design and not external processes! Isn't that simple???

You should have no problem with understanding this approach if you know basics of physics!

Unfortunately I cannot spare time to explain details but if you go Google you might find more!

Stan

Register to Reply
Anonymous Poster
#6
In reply to #3

Re: Efficient and not polluting gun-engine technology

10/25/2009 1:41 AM

Mike;

Exhausts when expanding produces work and cools. Problem is that in every existing engine expansion is not complete thus not converted heat accumulates in parts and must be removed or the engine melts dowm. The radiator does remove that energy.

Gun-engine expands exhausts below atmospheric pressure thus completely converst the energy released from fuel into work. The exhaust temperature never exceeded 140 F degree (about 70 C degree) therefor all the energy is converted and the efficiency close to that o ideal engine.

Is that obvious and valid?

Stan

Register to Reply
Anonymous Poster
#7
In reply to #3

Re: Efficient and not polluting gun-engine technology

04/10/2010 3:55 AM

Mike; Today only very new engines have efficiency between 20% and 23%, but only 2% of engine's power output is transformed to wheels. The mre detailed description, if allowed, would be shown at World Energy Congress in September. You should participate it is not very expensive to be there.

I understan that you admire XIX century diesel engine technology , but the gun-engine belongs to XXI century, so it is little better.

Stan

Register to Reply
Member

Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 7
#5

Re: Efficient and not polluting gun-engine technology

10/17/2009 7:05 PM

mike;

Actually todays engines hardly have 20% efficiency and only when new. On average after a year the engines are no more than 16% efficient. In addition only six perxent is bdelivered to wheels. Therefore huge waste are magins for improvements.

Stan

Register to Reply
Register to Reply 7 comments
Copy to Clipboard

Users who posted comments:

Anonymous Poster (4); Kazik (1); mike R (2)

Previous in Forum: Power Generation using Gravitation Force on Tirumala Hills   Next in Forum: sheet pile design

Advertisement