Diesel fuel thinner for cars increases MPG efficiency by 19%

Iria · Oct 1, 2008, 06:03 AM

Researchers at Temple University have created a $200 device which makes diesel engines look far more attractive. It is a fuel thinner which creates smaller droplets: When injected into a diesel engine they burn more efficiency. Studies show fuel economy increasing by 19% in regular automobiles while, at the same time, decreasing greenhouse gas emissions. A Mercedes-Benz 300D sedan saw a 19% increase in highway driving, from 32 mpg to 38 mpg. A 15% increase was seen in city driving. But, is another diesel additive really what we need?
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Source: TG Daily

Judas · Oct 1, 2008, 03:29 PM

they need to design it so it's not droplets at all... it should turn it into a gassy vapor....

they should be doing this with gas engines...

Oct 1, 2008, 06:03 AM	#1
Iria DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 7,275 Rep Power: 89	Diesel fuel thinner for cars increases MPG efficiency by 19% Researchers at Temple University have created a $200 device which makes diesel engines look far more attractive. It is a fuel thinner which creates smaller droplets: When injected into a diesel engine they burn more efficiency. Studies show fuel economy increasing by 19% in regular automobiles while, at the same time, decreasing greenhouse gas emissions. A Mercedes-Benz 300D sedan saw a 19% increase in highway driving, from 32 mpg to 38 mpg. A 15% increase was seen in city driving. But, is another diesel additive really what we need? _____________ Source: TG Daily