EnergyStar and H-Bomb Gas Generators

Increase Gas Mileage 10 – 35 %

Pure Energy Designs Gas Generators

Reduce Engine Maintenance

Reduced Vehicle Emissions

Adding Hydrogen and Oxygen Increases the Combustion of Hydro-Carbons resulting in more Power HP (Energy)

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Pure Energy Designs Gas Generators already meet California’s Emission StandardsFor 2009

EnergyEnergy Is stored in the Bonds of Hydro-Carbon Fuels (Gasoline)

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When the fuel is combusted the bond’s of the new molecule have a lower Energy state and the extra Energy is release as heat.

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COMBUSTION

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How it Works

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This occurs with throttle changes, Fouled engine components, and buildup in the Combustions chambers, and various off design operations. (High Engine loads, large grades,Stop and Go Traffic.) Not all of the Hydro-Carbon Fuel is Combusted and exits through the exhaust. (black cloud from exhaust, Soot on the Exhaust pipe.) This results in a loss of Power and the Energy stored in the fuel.

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A loss of Total Energy Due to Poor Combustion. A Loss in Power, Performance and Mileage!

How it Works

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Complete Combustion is when all of the Energy is released and only Carbon Dixoide(CO2) and Water (H2O) are produced. All the Hydro-Carbon fuel has been used up. Maximum Energy Is released. Unfortunately, Most Vehicles on the road today are from 50 to 80% Energy efficient.

Carbon Dioxide Water

Complete Combustion

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How it Works

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Adding Hydrogen and Oxygen Increases the Combustion of Hydro-Carbon Fuels. Releasing More Energy in both Designed and Off Designed

Performance Cycles

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Hydro-Carbons

Adding Hydrogen and Oxygen Increases the Combustion of Hydro-Carbons resulting in more Power HP (Energy)

ENERGY

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Hydrogen and Oxygen BOOSTHow it Works

Creating Hydrogen and Oxygen

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Electrical Energy is converted to Chemical Energy in the Gas GeneratorCreating Hydrogen and Oxygen Gas.

This Gas Can Be stored or slowly released into the Engine as needed

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Electrolysis

How it Works

Cost and Fuel Savings

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Calculated Annual Operating Cost From Actual Testing Data http://www.pureenergydesigns.com/lr1data.html

Increased Fuel Mileage from 241 to 281 Miles per Tank of Gas (20 Gal U.S)

A 40 Mile Increase! And 16% Fuel Savings

Our EnergyStar System on a Land Rover Discovery

Cost Savings for an Average 12,000 miles Driven year

Price per Gal. US

Cost at 241 miles per Tank

Cost at 281 Miles per Tank

SavingsPer Yr.

3.16 $3160.00 $2654.40 $506.00

3.25 $3250.00 $2730.00 $520.00

3.49 $3490.00 $2931.00 $559.00

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Price per Gal. US 16% Fuel Savings Savings Per Gallon!

3.16 0.16 $0.50

3.25 0.16 $0.52

3.49 0.16 $0.56

How it Works

Cost and Fuel Savings

Price per Gal. US 15% Fuel Savings Savings Per Gallon!

3.16 0.15 $0.47

3.25 0.15 $0.49

3.49 0.15 $0.53

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How to Estimate Your Fuel Savings

To Calculate Miles Per Gallon: 1. Average Number of Gallons to Fill Fuel Tank 2. Average Number of Miles Between Fill ups. 3. Divide Miles by Number of Gallons to Fill up tank B/A4. Multiply C. By 0.15 (Average fuel savings)** Cx0.155. Add C. + D. E is Your Estimate Mileage (at 15% ) 7. Multiply A by E (A x E) Your New Mileage Per Tank8. Subtract B from F. (F – B) Total Added Miles!

: A. _____________ Gallons: B. _____________ Miles: C. _____________ MPG: D. _____________ APG: E. _____________ AMPG: F. _____________ MPT: G. _____________

Calculate Fuel Savings1. Multiply A. By Current Gas Price ($3.25) Cx3.25 : H. ___________2. Divide B by E : I. ___________3. Multiply I By Current Gas Price ($3.25) Gx3.25 : J. ___________4. Subtract J from H ( H – J ) Your Savings Per Tank : K. ___________ Savings

How it Works

To Calculate Saving per Gallons Multiply Percent% by Price per Gallon.(% x PPG)

Frequently Asked Questions.Q1. Is this Hydrogen Safe.?A1. Yes. The reactors operate at low pressures and hydrogen dissipates quickly and has a much high Ignition temperature then Gasoline. Visit: http://www.hydrogenhighway.ca.gov/facts/einsafety.pdf for HydrogenSafety Facts

Q3. Is it easy to Maintain?A3. Yes, After Installation you only need to add Distilled water to the Storage Tank, This is done when you Fuel the Vehicle.

Q3. Is there a Warranty?A3. Yes, There is a 5 year Limited Warranty on the Reactors, Tanks and Reservoirs. Q4. Is there Support?A4. Yes, Many Answers can be found on our website www.pureenergydesigns.com or Contact Us at Support@pureenergydesigns.com

Q2. Is it Easy to Install? A2. Anyone with basic Mechanical Skills can install the kit. The Kits are designed for EOI “Ease of Installation” With fully diagramed Step by Step Installation Manuals.

Pure Energy Designs Gas Generators already meet California’s Emission Standards

For 2009

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For More Information On Hydrogen

http://www.hydrogenhighway.ca.gov/

Pure Energy Designs Gas Generators already meet California’s Emission Standards

For 2009

Visit These Websites

California Hydrogen Highway

U.S Department of EnergyEnergy Efficiency and Renewable Energy

http://www1.eere.energy.gov/hydrogenandfuelcells/

How it Works

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How it works Glossary

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Gasoline: n-Octane is made up of Carbon and Hydrogen. 87 to 96 % of Gasoline

Electrolysis: Breakdown of Water(H2O)Into Hydrogen (H) and Oxygen (O)

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Air. 79% Nitrogen (N)20% Oxygen (O)1% Other Gases

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Soot: Carbon Engine Build up

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Intake Charge: During the intake cycle Air and Gasoline (Fuel) are mixed going into the combustion chamber.

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Hydro-Carbons: are Fuels with Carbon-Hydrogen Bonds

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