Oilsyn Hybrogen Road Diesel & Petrol Fuel Conditioner

Fossil fuels are composed of hydrocarbon chains. It is widely accepted that fuels composed of smaller molecules are the most homogeneous or uniform in structure. Simply, the more structurally uniform a fuel, the cleaner and more consistently it burns. This applies to all type of fossil fuel. A less “dense” fuel such as gas, for example, will comprise of smaller carbon/hydrogen molecules, have a more uniform molecular structure and will burn much cleaner. However, it contains less BTU (energy value) and thus will produce less heat (energy).

Conversely, a very “dense” fuel such as coal is far from uniform in structure with its dense carbon/hydrogen molecules. Although it contains much greater BTU values it will produce much higher emissions as a result. Pump diesel and petrol fall between this spectrum with diesel generally being the less uniform structurally.

As soon as fuel leaves the refinery it starts to degrade and moves away from its ideal state resulting in poorer combustion quality, lower fuel economy and higher exhaust emissions. Many fuels are structurally compromised even before leaving the refinery leading to inconsistency. Fuel additives are used to counter this degradation by dispersing contaminants or actively cleaning carbonaceous matter that has resulted from burning fuel that is or has become less homogeneous. Conventional additive technologies deliver valuable functions such as cleaning, lubrication and protection.

However, few actually improve the fuel structurally. Therefore, more can be done to improve the structural composition of fuel and more importantly to maintain this structural uniformity. Fuels have a fixed BTU value that cannot be manipulated or increased. The goal of Hybrogen is to improve the structure of fuels to maximise the available BTU and deliver the most efficient and cleanest burn possible without the use of conventional dispersants, combustion improvers and metal based catalysts. Hybrogen is completely free of metals and ash.

Functions

• Cleans the fuel system
• Removes carbon deposits
• Helps clean turbo, lambda, CAT and DPF/GPF
• Improves combustion quality

Benefits

• Smoother running engine
• Restored engine performance & fuel economy
• Reduction in harmful exhaust emissions
• Lower maintenance costs

Hybrogen takes a unique approach to fuel conditioning by addressing the real time quality of fuel to produce the most homogenous state possible. Acting as a Nano colloid of around 80nm in size it aggressively disperses carbon chains creating a more structurally uniform fuel. In doing so, both diesel and petrol fuels burn cleaner.

The technology behind Hybrogen is over 7 years in the making and has undergone considerable lab and field testing to demonstrate efficacy, consistency and safety. Cleaning of the fuel system is achieved by creating a surfactant function whilst cleaning of the injector tips, combustion area and post combustion area of carbonaceous matter is achieved by natural scavenging as a result of producing much cleaner exhaust gases. By directly addressing the structural quality of the fuel we remove the need for conventional detergents and metal-based combustion improvers.

Hybrogen will help clean the fuel system and improve combustion significantly resulting in a cleaner engine and emission control components. As a result these functions can increase engine torque, reduce fuel consumption, maintenance costs and lower exhaust emissions. Hybrogen does not interfere with fuel system lubricity and will safely remove water from fuel.

Fuel Economy – Negative vs Positive Gain

The mechanisms behind fuel consumption reduction and restoration are commonly misunderstood. There are two important functional baselines. Quality of fuel – The quality of fuel will help determine the quality of combustion, which in turn will influence engine power output, fuel usage and exhaust emissions.

Amount of deposit formation in the fuel system and engine – Over time deposits accumulate in the fuel system and combustion area negatively effecting engine performance, fuel usage and exhaust emissions.

NEGATIVE GAIN is the process of restoring lost engine performance and fuel economy by removing fuel system and engine deposits. This will also have a positive effect on exhaust emissions.

POSITIVE GAIN is the process of improving the quality of combustion resulting in additional engine performance and lower fuel usage above that measured on a clean engine using standard, untreated fuel. This will have an additional positive effect on exhaust emissions.

Hybrogen delivers both function to restore lost fuel economy back to expected baseline figures whilst improving combustion quality to improve performance and fuel usage above that of a clean engine using standard fuel.

Fuel improvements vary depending on the quality of fuel and engine. However, a minimum of 2% should be expected and 5% or more with poor quality fuel and older engine designs providing a significant ROI. Reduced downtime, maintenance costs and crankcase contamination can also be expected.

Directions:

• 1 part Hybrogen to 3,000 parts fuel (1:3,000).
• 1ml treats 3 litres of fuel. Ideally, Hybrogen should be added before fuel to aid mixing. This is particularly important where agitation from natural movement of the fuel tank is limited.
• Pour required amount into fuel tank and then add fuel.

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