Equipment for the production of homogenized fuel. CTS

High-quality equipment from one of the best European manufacturers. Reliable, technologically advanced, at a reasonable price, significantly lower than that of competitors. Obtaining homogenized fuel Conventional fuel, in addition to carbons, also contains water molecules, paraffins, sulfur molecules and mechanical impurities. Most of the fuel molecules are in a polymerized (bound) state. When such a mixture is ignited, the combustion process will begin on the active side of each large, “sticky” polymer unit. In this case, the combustion process will be inhibited when colliding with water polymer molecules, and the combustion of paraffins or sulfur will be incomplete, which leads to slower combustion, toxic waste and incomplete combustion of the fuel mixture as a whole. Cavitation treatment of fuel in PULSOIL-CT leads to a number of positive changes that affect its calorific value and combustion quality. The molecular polymer chains of organic fuel break, resulting in the formation of a large number of active sides of molecules that enter the oxidation process simultaneously and much faster. When molecules are crushed using cavitation, the bonds of the molecules themselves are broken with the formation of free radicals, which have a much greater ability to ignite than closed molecules. The polymer chains of water molecules are destroyed, the water goes into a finely dispersed state with the formation of free radicals H and OH, which participate in the combustion process much more actively and form unstable, easily oxidized compounds with free radicals of organic fuel. In the process of cavitation crushing, sulfur and paraffin form surface-active substances (surfactants), which, like a container, surround the microparticles of the emulsion and prevent their further adhesion. The result of the device: reduction in fuel consumption by up to 20%, increase in engine power up to 5 liters. With. reduction of CO and CH emissions by 40% - 50%