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Water Splitter Generator
Water Splitter Generator
It consists of a gasoline-powered generator mounted on a trailer-with a surprise. Mounted up front is a water reservoir that feeds water into six cells that are mounted beneath the generator. A direct current runs through electrodes immersed in the water-filled cells, breaking the water into a mixed hydrogen and oxygen gas.
In the Bible, Jesus turned water into wine.
Today, with petroleum prices skyrocketing and making somber men and women dare to whisper the word "recession," Granite Shoals resident Terry LeBleu claims to turn water into something even more precious-fuel.
LeBleu, a heating and air-conditioning man turned inventor, claims to have built a machine that splits liquid water into its component parts-hydrogen and oxygen.
"Water is the fuel of the future," he said before he demonstrated his machine.
From a distance, the machine doesn't look spectacular. It consists of a gasoline-powered generator mounted on a trailer-with a surprise.
Mounted up front is a reservoir that feeds water into six cells that are mounted beneath the generator.
A direct current runs through electrodes immersed in the water-filled cells, breaking the water into a mixed hydrogen and oxygen gas.
The gas feeds first into the air space in the water reservoir and then into the fuel/air mixture of the gasoline engine, which in turn uses less and less gasoline and more hydrogen for its combustion cycle.
LeBleu said that Michael Faraday discovered the principal over 150 years ago-it's just a matter of developing technology into something usable for every-day purposes.
LeBleu, a heating and air-conditioning man turned inventor, claims to have built a machine that splits liquid water into its component parts-hydrogen and oxygen.
"Water is the fuel of the future," he said before he demonstrated his machine.
From a distance, the machine doesn't look spectacular. It consists of a gasoline-powered generator mounted on a trailer-with a surprise.
Mounted up front is a reservoir that feeds water into six cells that are mounted beneath the generator.
A direct current runs through electrodes immersed in the water-filled cells, breaking the water into a mixed hydrogen and oxygen gas.
The gas feeds first into the air space in the water reservoir and then into the fuel/air mixture of the gasoline engine, which in turn uses less and less gasoline and more hydrogen for its combustion cycle.
LeBleu said that Michael Faraday discovered the principal over 150 years ago-it's just a matter of developing technology into something usable for every-day purposes.
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