How Do You Make Cars Run On Hydrogen?
Brown’s Gas, or HHO, is a gas made up of hydrogen and oxygen inside an electrolysis device that is connected to the car’s electrical and fuel system. The added combustibles will reduce the amount of gasoline required to run the engine, however, the major obstacle for the modern car is the computer, which will enrich the mixture to compensate for too much oxygen. The average backyard mechanic can install an HHO device in about an hour. Step 1 The HHO (hydrogen-hydrogen-oxygen) electrolysis canister is a non-conductive jar filled with baking soda and water, with an immersed wrapping of wire that produces a rapid flow of gas from the water when charged. These gases collect in the top of the canister, where a tube will route them to the air intake hose of the vehicle via a “bubbler.” Mounting this equipment depends on the model of vehicle, and building the actual HHO canister is beyond the scope of this procedure. Typically, the HHO jar is mounted near the air box, in a vertical position.
