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US 11,280,261 B2Granted
Systems for HHO gas second fuel distribution and control
AssigneeHyTech Power, LLC
InventorsEvan Charles Johnson, Adam Anthony Filkins, Herbert Daniel Deming, Henry White Dean, Phillip Edward Jennings
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Abstract
An HHO gas second fuel is produced in a pressure-resistant container and distributed at a low volumetric rate at multiple locations about the internal combustion engine.
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An HHO gas second fuel system for an internal combustion engine, comprising:
- i) a pressure-resistant container comprising:
- an electrolysis cell configured to generate an HHO gas second fuel from an electrolyte solution contained therein;
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- ii) a multi-point gas distribution system comprising:
- a controller and a plurality of control valves, wherein the multi-point gas distribution system is configured to distribute 0.08-0.75 liters of the generated HHO gas second fuel per minute per liter of engine displacement via the plurality of control valves at multiple locations about the internal combustion engine,
- wherein the pressure-resistant container further comprises:
- (a) a first defined space for the electrolyte solution and a plurality of electrolysis plates;
- and (b) a second defined space, between the first defined space and the multi-point distribution system, for a volume of the HHO gas second fuel, wherein the volume of the second defined space is at least 35% of the volume of the first defined space up to equal the volume of the first defined space and there is at least one opening between the first defined space and the second defined space that enables both electrolyte and HHO gas to pass.
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A method for delivering an HHO gas second fuel to an internal combustion engine, comprising:
- i) generating an HHO gas second fuel in a pressure-resistant container via electrolysis of an electrolyte solution;
- and
- ii) distributing 0.08-0.75 liters of the generated HHO gas second fuel per minute per liter of engine displacement at multiple locations about the internal combustion engine,
- wherein the pressure-resistant container further comprises:
- (a) a first defined space for the electrolyte solution and a plurality of electrolysis plates;
- and (b) a second defined space, positioned between the first defined space and the multi-point distribution system, for a volume of the HHO gas second fuel, wherein the volume of the second defined space is at least 35% of the volume of the first defined space up to equal the volume of the first defined space there is at least one opening between the first defined space and the second defined space that enables both electrolyte and HHO gas to pass.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.