Fuel Legacy - How much pollution can eeFuel save in my automobile?
November 7th, 2008· Filed Under: articles · fuel legacy · home business
Hi Friends
How much pollution can eeFuel save in my automobile?
The average automobile in the United States uses approximately 600 gallons (or
about 3,900lbs) of gasoline per year, and gets driven about 13,000 miles with an
average fuel consumption of 21.7 mpg.
At an air to fuel ratio of 14.7:1, these 3,900lbs of fuel would be burned with about
57,330lbs of air (which is made up of about 20% oxygen and 80% nitrogen).
In the “typical” USA automobile this combustion would produce the following total
yearly exhaust emissions. Also shown is the anticipated reduction in these total
emissions resulting from the use of eeeFul fuel additive:
Emission lbs/year eeFuel Reduction Benefit (lbs/yr)
HC 34 -50% 17
CO 328 -50% 164
NOx 34 -30% 10
CO2 12,770 -15% 1,916
Total 13,166 2,107
Since using eeFuel also improves fuel economy by about 15%, there should be a
saving of approximately 90 gallons per year of gasoline.
It would take less than 15 ounces of eeFuel to treat these 600 gallons of fuel
(using 5,000:1 dose ratio).
So, by using less than 15 ounces of eeFuel, the average motorist would be able
to save approximately 90 gallons of gasoline per year while at the same time
reducing air pollution by just over 2,100lbs (or almost one ton).
Greenhouse gas emissions would also be reduced significantly. Using eeFuel
would reduce global CO2 emissions by about 1,900 lbs/year per vehicle. If
every vehicle in the USA used eeFuel, this would reduce global CO2 emissions
by about 120 million tons per year.
For environmental comparison purposes, a typical large mature urban street tree
absorbs about 48 lbs per year of CO2. However, from the above table, a single
vehicle using eeFuel would reduce CO2 emissions by about 1,916 lbs per year.
Therefore, every single vehicle that started using eeFuel would begin reducing
carbon emissions equivalent to planting 40 large mature trees.
Even more remarkable, there would be no net cost associated with these
reductions, since eeFuel should pay for itself in fuel economy improvements.
Love, Peace, and Blessings!
Dennis
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