This document discusses fuel saving devices that can be implemented in vehicles. It begins by introducing the topic and noting the increasing fuel usage due to rising vehicle numbers. It then describes different types of fuel saving devices like magnets, vapor devices, and electronic devices. It provides examples of how such devices can be implemented in vehicles and how they work, particularly magnetic fuel saver devices. It discusses the current scope of implementation, advantages like reduced pollution and optimized fuel usage, as well as future applications and disadvantages. It concludes that the initial costs are low while the long-term fuel savings and environmental benefits are significant.

1. Presented by
Ms. Devyani B.Vaidya

2. •Introduction
•Types of Devices
•Implementation
•Working
•Present Scope
•Advantages
•Future Scope
•Disadvantages
•Conclusion

3. The most vulnerable resource is oil-Petrol, Diesel and Kerosene.
The increase in the number of automobiles is multiplying every
year leading to the use of fuel at a larger extent.
The fastest resource that is getting exhausted is the fuel
resource, hence there is an urgent need for conserving the fuel
resources.

4. Types of Devices
Fuel & oil
additives
Magnets
Vapor
devices
Air bleed
devices
Electronic
devices

5. But, where it gets
implemented?

6. Fig. Implementation of fuel Saving Device

7. But, how does it
works?

8. Fig. Working of Magnetic Fuel Saver device

9. Fig.(a)
Fig.(b)

10. Vehicles atTraffic signal pole

11. Present Scope
1)The Project has a wider scope, it can be used in
almost all places where there is a traffic signal.
2) It can work in the places where the temperature
ranges between -55oC to 125oC.
3) It is a fully automated system
(no any user interfaces) hence anybody who owns a
vehicle can use it without the requirement of any
knowledge about it.

12. Advantages
1) Reduction in Air and Noise Pollution
2) Optimization of Fossil Fuel usage
3) Better implementation of traffic rules
4) System could be set up in any vehicle in any part of the world.

13. 1)All vehicles have to be fitted with this additional kit and radio
signal transmitters and other external circuitry should be set up at
strategic points where needed by the system.
2)Proper encryption methods should be used for the signals (signals
between vehicles and signals between the vehicles and environment)
employed
Disadvantages

14. Future scope
1. Semi Automated Drive system
2. To regulate fuel usage in all kinds of engines
3. Regulate vehicles to run at optimum speed
4. Drive assist in hilly sections
5. Intelligent Braking SystemVehicle communication

15. Though the initial setting up charges do apply, but the system is cheaper
with a complete module (transmitter or the receiver) not costing more
than Rs 600 which is not a huge amount. The long term benefits are very
high.The system is highly reliable and don’t need much of maintenance.
Hence once set up it can be used to save large amount of fuel, which not
only reduces fuel consumption but also reduces air pollution which in
turn reduces global warming, and the chain goes on.
Conclusion