Small Home made hydrogen cells to get octane boost to about 130
12-28-2011, 10:46 AM
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Small Home made hydrogen cells to get octane boost to about 130 Who here has heard of it and who thinks it will work. I have seen several videos online and I have been researching it a little. I am not interested in getting 50 miles per gallon, I just want the Octane.
Any one have any sources of info?
Any one have any sources of info?
12-28-2011, 11:49 AM
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n-octane -10
n-heptane 0
2-methylheptane 23
n-hexane 25
2-methylhexane 44
Hydrogen* >50
1-heptene 60
n-pentane 62
1-pentene 84
n-butanol 87
n-butane 91
t-butanol 97
cyclohexane 97
iso-octane 100
benzene 101
E85 Ethanol 105
Methane 107
Ethane 108
Methanol 113
Toluene 114
Ethanol 116
Xylene 117
n-heptane 0
2-methylheptane 23
n-hexane 25
2-methylhexane 44
Hydrogen* >50
1-heptene 60
n-pentane 62
1-pentene 84
n-butanol 87
n-butane 91
t-butanol 97
cyclohexane 97
iso-octane 100
benzene 101
E85 Ethanol 105
Methane 107
Ethane 108
Methanol 113
Toluene 114
Ethanol 116
Xylene 117
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"After a little searching there seems to be a lot of testing and data out there that says that using supplemental hydrogen in a gasoline motor considerably increases the knock resistance and increases combustion stability, so in effect it is increasing the octane rating contrary to what one would expect looking at hydrogen's low octane rating of 50"
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-Some one from another forum
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This is what I am worried about. I am worried that the salt that is involved in the combustion of hydrogen would some how find its way in to the combustion chamber and seeing the the pistons in the LT1 are aluminum it may cause corrosion. I dont know if that is a valid concern , seeing that no salt may fund its way in to there and if it did it might be such a negligible amount it wouldn't matter.
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