A new method based on the principle of high voltage radio frequency resonance. This principle affects the molecules of the fuel (fuel mixture) with electromagnetic oscillations of the resonant frequency to obtain a structured fuel.
Structured fuel reduces harmful emissions into the atmosphere and improves engine performance.
Structured fuel is given a charge that can be controlled.
Control occurs through the synchronization of impulses and charges.
Structured fuel charge control through synchronized pulses allows you to attract and neutralize exhaust gases from the operation of an internal combustion engine and achieve zero emissions into the atmosphere.
All devices do not contain radiation that has a negative effect on humans, animals, plants.
Any device can be retrofitted with additional functions that allow you to customize the operation of the device with certain planned characteristics or their range, supported automatically.
The technology works on the principle of high-voltage radio frequency resonance.
The technology includes a set of devices installed on a vehicle in order to reduce the amount of harmful exhaust gases of an internal combustion engine to zero, while improving fuel economy and engine power.
The complex consists of interconnected devices:
KIA
KIA 2
SCANIA
TIIDA
TOYOTA
TOYOTA 2
The body can be made of ABS, PET or aluminum in any shape and design
Resonators must be made only of high-alloy steel and placed in a hermetic case of any design.
Minimum dimensions
Passenger and motorcycle version of the device (external electrical unit 12 x 8 x 3 cm, resonators 7 x 2.3 cm.)
Freight and passenger transport option (external electrical unit 15 x 12 x 3 cm., resonators 10 x 3 cm.)
Option for large internal combustion engines, boiler houses or CHP plants (the size is not limited and adjusted to customer requirements)
The housing can be equipped with LEDs, power connectors, additional modules for control, automation, measuring the voltage of the on-board network, battery charge level, displays, its own battery, etc.