Journal of Thermal Engineering and Applications

Partial Hydrogen Induction Analysis on Internal Combustion Engine

  1. Abhishek Patel
  2. Sumit Agrawal
  3. Yogesh Teli
  4. Maulin Kharva
  5. Snehal N. Patel
  6. Kedar A. Pathak

Abstract

A hydrogen vehicle uses hydrogen as a fuel to get the output power. There are various applications of hydrogen based applications like space rockets, automobiles etc. In major studies it is found that the cheapest and efficient method of producing hydrogen is by the process of electrolysis. In this paper, we use the hydrogen as fuel with gasoline which is more efficient than the normal gasoline engine. The process is able to generate hydrogen by using the solution of distilled water and KOH (Potassium Hydroxide) solution and by heating the solution. Different experiments on the basis of this process are done on IC engine. Keywords: PWM controller (pulse with modulation), KOH (potassium hydroxide), HC (Hydro carbon), CO2 (Carbon dioxide), CO (Carbon monoxide), O2 (Oxygen)Cite this Article Abhishek Patel, Sumit Agrawal, Patel Snehal N et al. Partial Hydrogen Induction Analysis on Internal Combustion Engine. Journal of Thermal Engineering and Applications. 2017; 4(1): 20–33p.
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