Apparatus, system, and method for vaporizing fuel mixture

An apparatus for vaporizing fuel comprising:

• a chamber for receiving liquid, the chamber comprising a water inlet for receiving water, a liquid fuel inlet for receiving liquid fuel, an air inlet, and at least one outlet, wherein the water gathers in a portion of the chamber by gravity and a layer of the liquid fuel floats on the water in the chamber;
• a driver module coupled to the chamber;
• and
• an oscillator disposed within the chamber to be within the water and below the layer of the liquid fuel and configured to be driven by the driver module, wherein driving the oscillator using the driver module at a predetermined frequency creates a mist from the water, liquid fuel, and air, wherein a fuel to water ratio of the mist is less than 50% fuel, wherein the mist comprises particles of water and liquid fuel that have a size between about 0.5 and 1.8 microns, each particle of the particles of water and liquid fuel comprising water and liquid fuel.

A method comprising:

• providing a fuel vaporizer comprising
• a chamber for receiving liquid, the chamber comprising a water inlet, a liquid fuel inlet, an air inlet and at least one outlet,
• a driver module coupled to the chamber, and
• an oscillator disposed within the chamber and configured to be driven by the driver module;
• feeding water, liquid fuel, and air through the water inlet, fuel inlet, and air inlet, respectively, into the chamber, wherein the water gathers in a portion of the chamber by gravity and a layer of the liquid fuel floats on the water in the chamber, the oscillator being positioned in the chamber to be within the water and below the layer of the liquid fuel, wherein the chamber is under vacuum pressure;
• driving the oscillator using the driver module at a predetermined frequency to create a mist under vacuum pressure from the water, liquid fuel, and air, wherein a fuel to water ratio of the mist is equal to or less than 5% fuel, wherein the mist comprises particles of water and liquid fuel that have a size under 1.8 microns, each particle of the particles of water and liquid fuel comprising water and liquid fuel;
• and
• introducing the mist from the chamber via an outlet of the at least one outlet into an intake of an internal combustion engine, wherein the mist is the exclusive source of combustion fuel reactants to the internal combustion engine.