Power generation
Experiments conducted by us in a laboratory in Switzerland confirm that our catalysts increase the calorific value of gasoline by 2 percent. Theoretically, all hydrocarbon fuels should increase their calorific value under the action of our catalysts. This means that diesel fuel in diesel generators and gas will generate more electricity when they are burned in the presence of our catalysts. As in internal combustion engines, savings in generation will be achieved not only by increasing the calorific value but also by changing the combustion processes.
We presume, that in diesel power generators we will be able to achieve around 15 percent of the diesel fuel economy.
Our experiments with the combustion of gas at a thermal power plant have shown savings of 1 to 5 percent, depending on the external temperature and pressure.
We are planning many additional experiments in this area. We are open to cooperation in the field of such experiments.