Supercharger Modeling of Automotive Fuel Enhancement Systems

Fuel enhancement systems, that utilize electrolysis technology, are analagous to supercharger systems in that both systems consume energy parasitically. Some of the energy output of the IC engine is used to effect the input into the IC engine. The system is a type of positive feedback.

Hydrogen reformers can be used to generate hydrogen from the vehicle hydrocarbon fuel. This method reduces the amount of energy consumed from the output of the engine. This is specifically as compared to use of an electrolyzer to produce hydrogen, in which there is a substantial parasitic energy drain. Because of this it is much more efficient to use hydrogen reformer technology as compared to an electrolyzer for purposes of fuel enhancement.

Critical Requirements of Automotive Fuel Enhancement Systems

A Quick Breakdown of Automotive Fuel Enhancement Systems and How They Work

Refer to The Concept of Hydrogen Fuel Enhancement for more information.