This document discusses the potential for water to be used as a future fuel source. It provides a brief history of water fuel research dating back to Jules Verne in 1874. Recent applications of water fuel technology include electricity generation, hydrogen production, and fuel efficiency boosters. The science behind extracting energy from water involves using catalysts to extract hydrogen or producing charged water clusters. While water is abundant on Earth, major challenges include the fact that most water is seawater and retrofitting existing engines. The presentation calls for further research and engineering to develop water as a practical fuel.

1. IS WATER A FUEL
OF THE FUTURE?
Dr. Brian E. Ostrowski
Troy University – Saigon Technology
University

2. "I believe that water
will one day be
employed as fuel, that
hydrogen and oxygen
which constitute it,
used singly or
together, will furnish
an inexhaustible
source of heat and
light, of an intensity of
which coal is not
capable." (1874)Author Jules Verne

3. AN OVERVIEW OF TODAY’S
TALK
History of water fuel research
Current water fuel applications
Principles of extracting energy from
water in the “New Energy” science
Benefit-Risk analysis
Sources for further research

4. HISTORY OF WATER FUEL
RESEARCH

5. Francisco
Pacheco –
active
1930s to
1980s

7. Yull Brown – 1974

8. Stanley Meyer (1980’s to 1998)

9. Klein (2006) and Lawton (2007)
replications of Meyer’s water fuel
cell

10. Ken Shoulders –
1990s to present

11. Peter Graneau – 1980s to 2012

12. Mark Le Clair & Nanospire -
current

13. RECENT WATER FUEL APPLICATIONS

14. Electricity generation (Black Light
Power)

15. Point-of-use hydrogen production (Solar
Hydrogen Trends): 7368 cubic feet of
hydrogen from 415 watts

16. Fuel efficiency boosters for cars & boats:
Ultimate Cell (Portugal), Quantum Hydrogen
(Hong Kong)

17. Engine cleaning machines (EWA
Corporation, Hanoi)

18. Prototype motorbike (Ricardo Azevedo
– Brazil; another version by Prof. Tan Kusuma,
Indonesia)

19. Welding machines

20. Home heating (Dmitrii Makarov, Russia)

21. THE SCIENCE OF WATER FUEL
– A VERY CURSORY OVERVIEW

22. 1) Using aluminum-gallium alloy as
a catalyst to rapidly extract hydrogen

23. Dr. Nguyễn Chánh Khê recently demonstrated a
similar process using an undisclosed catalyst

24. 2) Using water as a medium for cold fusion reactions /
LENR (low-energy nuclear reactions)

26. This is basically a continuation of the
works of Pons & Fleischmann (1989)

27. Not all water fuel systems are
simply burning hydrogen!

28. 3) Moray King has emphasized the
importance of CWC’s (charged water clusters)
which can be made to form in water fuel

30. See King’s recent lecture (Vietsubs
available) at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwrR-2yZ82g

31. 4) Placing the water fuel cell in the center of a
toroidal energy field seems to boost efficiency

32. COUNTER ROTATION ASSEMBLY
David Yurth, Nova Institute
8 Plate Electrolyzer

33. COUNTER ROTATION ASSEMBLED
David Yurth, Nova Institute

34. It’s a little “New Agey” but the film Thrive is a good,
simple introduction to toroidal dynamics in new
energy systems

35. The key point is that some water fuel systems
seem to be extracting Zero Point Energy

36. That’s important because the energy potential of
the Zero Point Field is estimated to be 10121
joules/cm3

37. WHAT ARE THE MAIN BENEFITS
OF WATER FUEL?

38. 1) Abundance - Our planet is literally
covered in water

39. 2) Efficiency - A little water fuel goes a long
way

40. 3) Few, if any, waste gases/solids

41. 4) Cost

42. DRAWBACKS & CHALLENGES

43. 1) While water is abundant on Earth, most of
it is sea water

44. 2) Retrofitting car engines could be
complicated

45. 3) How will the petroleum industry react?

46. Join us at the Vietnam New Energy Group
to stay on top of new developments in water
fuel technology

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để tải về bản Powerpoint hôm nay

48. Please share the results of your water fuel
research and engineering efforts and help us
translate English documents on water fuel into
Vietnamese!

49. Thank you for listening !