when applied magnetic field to the petrol/diesel to increase there combustion and low exhaust emissi

@n-bhanu-prakash-FUOhZ4 • Oct 26, 2024

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In static state when magnetic field is applied to the fuels. how the properties will be vary and impurities of the fuel reacts????????????

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Ramani Aswath

@ramani-VR4O43 • Feb 28, 2016

This is a myth. We did extensive studies on this. There is no effect at all.
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N Bhanu prakash

@n-bhanu-prakash-FUOhZ4 • Feb 28, 2016

A.V.Ramani
This is a myth. We did extensive studies on this. There is no effect at all.
how can u say that sir ! i m doing a resaerch type project on these if u can help ? help me sir
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Ramani Aswath

@ramani-VR4O43 • Feb 28, 2016

Magnetic field has no effect on the hydrocarbon molecules. All these fuels have been under the Earth's magnetic field for millions of years. Nothing happened to the molecules. How can an instantaneous exposure cause any change?
We did experiments with a commercial gadget claiming improvement. We did not find any.
If you can post more details of what you are trying something more can be said.
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N Bhanu prakash

@n-bhanu-prakash-FUOhZ4 • Feb 29, 2016

in these pdf there is a jounal related to the topic that is magnetic fuel vapouriser. can u justify it sir????????
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Ramani Aswath

@ramani-VR4O43 • Feb 29, 2016

There is nothing for me to comment. Magnetic field has no effect on hydrocarbon molecules. Whatever studies we did also did not show any effect. We did a detailed calorific value determination spread over repeated trials with and without the magnetic field. We could not establish any superiority because of the applied magnetic field.
The description given in the paper does not make any sense. I am surprised that it got past reviewers.

If you have access to a lab that can do calorimetry, you can try establishing the calorific value of a single hydrocarbon like hexane with and without a magnetic field.
I have not done any research on this myself. Very intense fields may have effect on molecules. However, none of the commercially sold gadgets have such high fields nor do they give sufficient residence time.
You can look at this paper:
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This one is on some actual engine studies that seems to show some improvement in fuel economy with the application of the field attributing it to reduction in surface tension and viscosity of the fuel leading to better mixing of fuel and oxygen.
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N Bhanu prakash

@n-bhanu-prakash-FUOhZ4 • Mar 1, 2016

sir i will check the variation of the fuel when appiled to the magnetic field. if i get any best will forward that sir. tanks for ur information
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N Bhanu prakash

@n-bhanu-prakash-FUOhZ4 • Mar 4, 2016

sir how to apply for the project contest
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