Magnetizer Fuel Test Data Dramatically reducing vehiclepollution while increasing fuel efficiency | The following pages contain various testreports of Magnetizer installations from around the world. In mostof these test reports the full Magnetizer EPM system was utilized, givingdramatic emissions reductions. Exhaust emissions are a result ofincomplete combustion as shown in the Mechanical handbook by Baumeistewhere the stoichiometric chart shows the relationship between emissionsand unburned fuel. As more of the fuel is combusted, the emissionsgo down and efficiency goes up - fuel savings. All of the followingreports attest to Magnetizer’s major rule in reducing exhaust emissionsand increasing efficiency saving the consumer fuel costs. Magnetizer has been in research and developmentof magnetic fluid treatment for over 20 years. Through the yearswe have refined and defined the techniques and the principles of how totreat fluid with magnets. When a properly focused magnetic fieldis applied to a hydrogen-based fuel, the hydrogen is converted from thepara (less volatile) to ortho state (more volatile). This potentiatesfuel so that the hydrogen attracts and bonds with more of the oxygen. (Getting the oxygen to bond with the hydrogen is necessary for completecombustion). When this happens, we burn more of the fuel and thatreduces exhaust emissions and increases the fuels efficiency (Better fueleconomy and power). Magnetizer products are easy to install,and can be fitted to virtually all engines in just a few minutes. If one was to try to make a comparison between Magnetizer and catalyticconverters, it is easy to see the marked benefits of Magnetizer. | | Comparison of Magnetizers vs. CatalyticConverters (Gasoline & Light Duty Diesels) | | | MAGNETIZER | Catalytic converter | | Warranty | Lifttime | None | | Installation | 5 minutes or less | 45 minutes to 1 1/2 hours | | Product Life | Never wears out | 20 to 50,00 miles depending on the vehicle it is fitted on | | Vehicle's Power | Gets Improvement | Loses Power | | Vehicle's Economy | Gets Improvement | Loses economy | Customer Acceptance | Customer will love the benefits and imporved performance | Poor acceptance due to loss of economy and performance and will need to be reolaced | | Maintenance | None | May need cleaning from time to time | | Types of Fuel | ALL | Unleaded only or premature failure results | Patents: RE: 35689, 5829420,Further Worldwide patents pending California Air Resource Board: CARB#EOD-174-3 U.S. Military Stock Number: NSN2910-01390-0004 | Magnetizer Fuel Efficiency/Emission Reduction Tests All tests performed under Federal EPACode 40 CFR, Sec. 51.351 These are before & after resultswith a Magnetizer installed showing reduced emissions. Emissions = Unburned Fuel / Reductionof Emissions = Fuel Savings
| Make/Model | HC Before | HC After | % HC Decrease | CO Before | CO After | % CO Decrease | | Chevy307, V8 | 774 | 580 | 25% | .06 | .00 | 100% | | Chevy400, V8 | 141 | 37 | 73% | 1.78 | .21 | 88% | | Chevy2.8L, V6 | 46 | 11 | 76% | .31 | .00 | 100% | | Pontiac6000 | 227 | 42 | 81% | .33 | .04 | 89% | | Escort4 Cyl.1 | 259 | 54 | 79% | 5.9 | .25 | 96% | | FordPick-Up V8 | 158 | 16 | 90% | .21 | .21 | 57% | | NissanV6 3.0 4x42 | 130 | 30 | 77% | 1.7 | .00 | 100% | | ChevyV8 | 12 | 0 | 100% | .00 | .00 | --- | | ChevyV6, (C)2 | 72 | 0 | 100% | .64 | .01 | 98% | | Olds280 V6 (C)2 | 348 | 65 | 81% | .04 | .01 | 75% | | Lincoln302 V8 (C)2 | 13 | 4 | 69% | .05 | .00 | 100% | | Ford2.3L (F.I.)2 | 193 | 20 | 90% | .80 | .01 | 98% | | Dodge318 V8 (C)2 | 125 | 15 | 88% | 1.24 | .02 | 98% | | Jeep4.0L V62 | 18 | 8 | 55% | .09 | .04 | 55% | | Buick350 V8 (C)2,3 | 128 | 95 | 26% | 4.21 | 4.04 | 4% | | ’Pontiac | 125 | 0 | 100% | .04 | .00 | 100% | | ChevyVan V8 | 190 | 125 | 65% | 1.8 | .30 | 81% | | Jeep | 38 | 7 | 81% | .16 | .05 | 68% | | Hyundai4 Cyl.4 | 18 | 14 | 22% | 5.69 | .02 | 99% | | Suzuki,4 cyl.a | 170 | 100 | 41% | 1.6 | .15 | 91% | | NissanSXa | 70 | 90 | +29% | 0.3 | 0.2 | 33% | | Volkswagen,4 cyl.a | 320 | 270 | 15% | 6.2 | 3.6 | 42% | | Mitsubishi,4 cyl.a | 390 | 330 | 15% | 3.8 | 2.8 | 26% | | Chevy,4 cyl.a | 320 | 180 | 44% | 3.6 | 1.0 | 72% | | Oldsmobile | 63 | 0 | 100% | .06 | .00 | 100% | | Corvette350 CID | 383 | 197 | 48% | 7.85 | 1.98 | 74% | | Olds6 Cyl. | 60 | 48 | 20% | .32 | .23 | 31% | | Chevy305 | 230 | 163 | 20% | 9.83 | 8.60 | 12% | | ChevyLuv 1600 cc | 3.96 | 3.20 | 19.2% | 57.3 | 53.7 | 6.3% | | Fiat126 Polska | N/A | N/A | 20% | N/A | N/A | 45% | | Chevy350 CID | 366 | 38 | 90% | 2.77 | .16 | 94% | | ChevyV6, 2.8L | 19 | 12.5 | 65% | .02 | .00 | 100% | | Chevy350 (C) | 79 | 21 | 73% | .14 | .01 | 93% | | BMW6 Cyl. | 64 | 39 | 39% | .60 | .05 | 90% | | Make/Model | HC Before | HC After | % HC Decrease | CO Before | CO After | % CO Decrease | | VWQuantum 4 cyl (Fuel Savings of 17%)b | N/A | N/A | N/A | 1.5 | 0.5 | 66% | | Proton1.5L (Power increase fr/ 58 kw to 59 kw)c | 130 | 100 | 23% | 2.0 | 1.4 | 30% | | Maruti(India Vehicle) | 100 | 60 | 40% | 2.6 | 1.6 | 30% | | Make/Model | HC Before | HC After | %HC Decrease | CO Before | CO After | %CO Decrease | Mileage (+) | | ChevySuburban | 56.0 | 6.0 | 89% | .10 | .00 | 100% | + 27% | | FordBronco | 69.0 | 10.0 | 86% | .19 | .00 | 100% | + 28.9% | | Nissan | 43.0 | 4.0 | 91% | .00 | .00 | 0% | +10.3% | | Blazer | -- | -- | 36% | -- | -- | 13% | + 50.8% | | DTruck/V6 Duetz | -- | -- | -- | 40 ppm | 10 ppm | 75% diesel ppm | | ((C) = Carburetor (F.I.) = Fuel Injection * = Accuracy within +/- .04 a = Guatemalan Report b = Argentinean Test c = Malaysian OEM Test 1 = Boston Gas Company 2 = On file with Magnexx Corporation 3 = Buick has heavy deposits,must go through stabilization period to attain full results. 4 Stabilization period only,final not available | Magnetizer Fuel Energizer CertifiedFuel Savings & Horsepower Increase Tests - VTEC Laboratories – test – 26% drop infuel consumption.
- Preliminary Emissions test by Instituteof Aeronautics (Poland) – 40% CO reduction, 20% HC reduction.
- RV Power Group – Gulf Stream high risefrom 5.34 mpg to 8.08 mpg.
- Bacon Equipment Company – 33% horsepowerincrease (farm tractor).
- J.P. Bethlehem, PA – 12.5% faster ¼mile race time (Corvette).
- Manner Automotive Tech – 10% horsepowerincrease (Chevrolet).
- Penske Racing – 4.8% average horsepowergain (full race engine).
- Tom McCall, Petrochemical Engineer – de-carbonizingof fuel injection system and engine.
- Chile EPA – 18% Fuel savings.
- Chinese test on early prototype Auto FuelEnergizer – 7-10% Fuel savings.
- Tomei Industrial Furnace, Taiwan – reductionof 11.7% of heavy oil used.
- Northern California Diagnostic Laboratoriesreported a 5% increase in horsepower during testing.
- US Border Patrol Test (8/10/95) – 94 ChevySuburban 27.0%, 90 Ford Bronco, 29.8%, 91 Nissan 4 x 4, 10.3%, 86 6.9LDiesel, 50.8%.
- Electrometal Ltd. (7/31/95) – Genset (Motor/Generator)– Saved 25% on Diesel Fuel.
- Wheels Ltd. (11/04/95) – Two Ambassador’sVehicles, increased mileage of rental cars by 17.46% and 18.0% respectively.
- City of Berkeley CA – Fuel Economy change:95 Ford Crown V8, 14.13%, 95 Ford Crown V8 (2.46%), 90 E-350 Ford Van V8,7.06%.
Fuel Certifiedtest copies available upon request. (10/22/93). | Certified Tests | Beijing Railroad | Locomotive average fuel savings - 4.88-5.91%.60% reduction smog & elimination of carbon buildup in the Combustionchambers. Elimination of boiler scale. | | United States Air Force | 80% reduction in smoke, +50% reductionin carbon monoxides, +50% reduction in hydrocarbons. Petrol vehiclesfitted WITH catalytic converters. | | US Postal Service, CA | Fuel Savings of + 8%, Reduction of Hydrocarbonsby + 15%, Reduction of Carbon Monoxide by + 11%. | | U.S. Federal Border Patrol | +10% increases in fuel savings, +50% reductionsin carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons. | | VTEC | Fuel savings of 26% under laboratory conditionson equipment calibrated to the United States equivalent of NAMAS. | | Sirim/Malaysia | Average of 5% Fuel Savings, 40% reductionin carbon monoxide emissions. | | City of Berkeley, California | Recommendation was made to install onthe balance of the fleet and 4 of the waste huller trucks. | | Environmental Protection Agency (LatinAmerica) | 18.8% reduction in fuel consumption. CVS-75Standard Motor Industry Test. | | EPA/Sri Lanka (Ceylon) | Diesel Smoke Opacity Emission Test, 60%reduction in Diesel Emissions | | Mercedes Benz | Well over 50% reduction in smoke, hydrocarbons,carbon monoxide. | | Nissan | Tests on 5 vehicles all showed dramaticreductions in hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide. | | Proton | Significant reduction in carbon monoxideand hydrocarbons. | Field Test Various Field Tests from the US andaround the world. | Penske Racing | 4.8% increase in horsepower on some ofthe most finely tuned and engineered vehicles in the world. | | Ford/Volkswagen | In excess of 50% reduction in carbon monoxideemissions | | Quality Automotive | Report shows long-term positive effectsof Magnetizer EPM Systems | United States Department of the Air Force Air Force Material Command Management & Equipment EvaluationProgram (MEEP)Background: Three vehicles, two petroland one diesel, at Hurlburt Field, Florida, were removed from service,exhaust gas emissions were tested for pollutants, and MONO-POLE (singlepole) magnetic units were fitted. The vehicles were allowed to runfor 10 minutes, then gas emissions were tested again. Dramatic improvementsin harmful emissions were noted. To ensure continuity in testing,the same mechanic performed all emission tests using the Bear 2000 seriesdiagnostic analyzer, EPA approved and calibrated equipment. All testswere carried out with engines at operating temperature. Method: (a) Threevehicles were selected for testing over a six month period in order to fully assess the effect of MAGNETIZING. Two vehicles were petrol, one diesel bus. (b) Thesame mechanic conducted all emission tests for all vehicles prior to the installation of the system. (c) Thesystem was installed to the fuel lines on all vehicles using only plastic cable ties. A large “cooling system” magnetic unit was fitted to the vehicle’s cooling system. No lines, fuel or water, were cut or disturbed. (d) Anemission test was conducted after the units had been fitted, having allowed the vehicles to run for 10 minutes. A notable change in emission out put, up or down, confirmed correct installation.Advantages: (a) Thesystem reduced harmful emissions from the petrol engines almost immediately after installation and continued to maintain the reduction throughout the six month period (see charts A & B). (b) Thediesel engine showed an immediate reduction of visible smoke. Prior to the installation, the 1985 bus was a very heavy smoker, putting out clouds of thick black smoke. After installation, the smoke could BARELY BE SEEN WITH THE NAKED EYE (see Chart C). Disadvantages: NONE NOTED Safety: NO SAFETY HAZARDS ENCOUNTERED Savings: (a) Tangible savings: With such reductions in emission output, clearly better combustion is being realized. With correct carburetion/fuel pump adjustment, this increased efficiency can easily be converted into substantial FUEL SAVINGS. (b) Intangible savings: Less pollution in the atmosphere Project Results: (a) Conclusions: The MAGNETIZER fuel treatment system demonstrated the ability to reduce harmful emissions in both petrol and diesel engines. (b) Recommendations: We are RECOMMENDING the MAGNETIZER fuel system be APPROVED for AIR FORCE USE. Further recommend that a NATIONAL stock number be assigned. (As a result of testing, a stock numberwas assigned, and this product is now available for military use) | ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (Latin America) Magnetizer CVS-75 Test Summary | | Location: | Comision De Des Contaminacion De La Cividad De Santiago De Chile (Chilean EPA) | | | Date: | January 6, 1992 | | | Vehicle: | 1600 cc 1990 Chevy Luv | | | Test Identification: | Gasoline: 93 Octane Constant Volume Sampling (CVS) Cycle FTP-75, Stabilized Phase | | | Results: | Average fuel efficiency {KM/Liter} withoutMAGNETIZER | 8.50 | | | Average fuel efficiency WITH MAGNETIZER | 10.10 | | | PERCENTAGE INCREASE INFUEL EFFICIENCY | 18.8% | | 1.1 Vehicle Identification. | Make: | Chevrolet | | | Model: | LUV 1600 | | | Year: | 1990 | | | Type: | Pick-Up, simple cabin | | | Weight: | 1410 Kg | | | Tag: | D1-2492 | | 1.2 Test Identification. | Fuel: | Gasoline, 93 Octane, Leaded | | | Method: | CVS (Constant Volume Sampling) | | | Cycle: | FTP-75, Stabilized phase | | Measurement units. | Carbon moxoxide: | [g/km] | | | Carbon dioxide: | [g/km] | | | Nitroxide: | [g/km] | | | Hydrocarbons | [g/km] | | | Fuel consumption: | [Liter] | | | Traveled distance: | [Km] | | | Fuel efficiency: | [km/l] | | | Ambient temperature: | [°C] | | | Ambient pressure: | [mmHs] | | | Ambient relative humidity: | [%] | | | Duration of test: | [min] | | 1.3 Type of analyzing instruments used. | | | Carbon monoxide: | Infrared non-dispersive | | Carbon dioxide: | Infrared non-dispersive | | Nitroxide | Chemioluminscent | | Hydrocarbons: | Detection through flame ionization | TABLE 3.3. AVERAGE COMPARATIVEVALUES
| Units of Measurement | Test 1 | Test 2 | Test 3 | | | | | | | Fuel Consumption [L] | 0.64 | 0.60 | 0.60 | | Fuel Density [g/l] | 738.00 | 738.00 | 738.00 | | Distance for test [km] | 6.20 | 6.20 | 6.20 | | Time for test | 14.70 | 14.70 | 14.70 | | Ambient Temp [°C] | 30.00 | 31.00 | 32.00 | | Barometric Pres [mmHg] | 721.00 | 719.00 | 719.00 | | Relative Humidity [%] | 35.00 | 25.00 | 23.50 | | Calculated Values | | | | | Carbon Monoxide [g/km] | 52.50 | 52.70 | 55.90 | | Carbon Dioxide [g/km] | 356.80 | 369.40 | 373.40 | | Hydrocarbons [g/km] | 3.40 | 3.00 | 3.20 | | Nitroxides [g/km] | 1.20 | 0.90 | 1.40 | | Fuel Efficiency [km/l] | 9.70 | 10.30 | 10.30 | | | | | | | Units of Measurement | Base Line Without Magnetizer | Base Line With Magnetizer | | Carbon Monoxide [g/km] | 57.4 | 53.7 | | Carbon Dioxide {g/km] | 366.7 | 366.5 | | Hydrocarbons [g/km] | 4 | 3.2 | | Nitroxides [g/km] | 0.6 | 1.2 | | Fuel Efficiency [km/l] | 8.5 | 10.1 | | Conclusion: | Test averages show that MAGNETIZER reducedfuel consumption by 18.8% | | Comments: | The determined indexes of emissions correspondto the ones obtained with the cycle test FTP-75 in the stabilized phase(II), tests between 505 and 1371 seconds. In this test (velocityv/s time), the vehicle travels on rollers which simulate the rotationalpower and inertia of the vehicle. The measuring process used is theone established by the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency, USA). | Emissions Testing by Mercedes Benz - Argentina S.A. | Dated: | November 10th, 1993 | | Location: | Buenos Aires | | Representative: | Dr. Marcelo Breitman | | Vehicle: | Diesel Engine Bus | | | | | CO @ 600 rpm | CO @ 2800 rpm | HC @ 600 rpm | HC @ 2800 rpm | WITHOUT MAGNETIZER | 0.09 | 0.14 | 30.00 | 46.00 | WITH MAGNETIZER | 0.04 | 0.06 | 12.00 | 16.00 | | I’m pleased to inform you that MERCEDESBENZ has performed the above test on a diesel engine bus equipped withsets of DFE-6 plus TCE (Magnetizer diesel fuel energizer, truck coolantenergizer). Even though it was a perfectly tuned engine, the resultswere very good, as you can see. A reduction in the consumption wasnot tested, but stoichimetrically, there must be a substantial reductionin consumption. | Guatemalan Magnetizer Report - Nissan (Dicorsa Plant)
| Date | April 13, 1991 | | Location: | Dicorsa (Nissan) | | Emission Analyzer: | Sun EPA 75 | BFR = Before fitting Magnetizer | Vehicle | Idle CO | Idle HC | CO @ 2500 rpm | HC @ 2500 rpm | | Suzuki Swift 1991, 1298 cc BFR | 3.00 | 295.00 | 1.60 | 170.00 | Suzuki Swift 1991, 1298cc AFT | 1.60 | 170.00 | 0.15 | 100.00 | | Nissan 200 SX Turbo BFR | 0.3 | 210 | 0.3 | 70 | | Nissan 200 SX Turbo AFT | 0.2 | 165 | 0.2 | 90 | | Mitsubishi L300 1400cc BFR | 6.2 | 390 | 4.2 | 180 | | Mitsubishi L300 1400cc AFT | 3.6 | 330 | 1.8 | 90 | | Chevrolet LUV 1800 BFR | 1.1 | 240 | 3.6 | 320 | | Chevrolet LUV 1800 AFT | 0.8 | 250 | 1 | 180 | | Volkswagen 1600cc BFR | 3.8 | 320 | 7 | 320 | | Volkswagen 1600cc AFT | 2.8 | 270 | 6.8 | 250 | ATF: After fitting Magnetizer OEM Malaysian Saga AutomobileFactory - Emission Tests
| location: | Vehicle Testing Laboratory – SIRIM, Malaysia | | Date: | June 1993 | | Vehicle: | Proton 1.5S Megavalve | | Engine: | 4 Cylinder, carbureted, gasoline powered | | Miles: | New vehicle | | | | | Hydrocarbons | Carbon Monoxide | Power [Kw] | BEFORE MAGNETIZER | 130 | 2 | 2 58 Kw | AFTER MAGNETIZER | 100 | 1.4 | 1.4 59 Kw | PENSKE Dyno Testing - Race Car Engine - February 17, 1989
| Without Magnetizer | | | Torque – Ft/Lbs | Horsepower | | 320 | 534 | | 327 | 560 | | 331 | 599 | | 336 | 640 | | 358 | 656 | | 318 | 666 | | Average 328.3 | 609.2 | | | | | With Magnetizer | | | Torque – Ft/Lbs. | Horsepower | | | | | 334 | 541 | | 330 | 656 | | 332 | 600 | | 337 | 642 | | 332 | 664 | | 321 | 672 | | | | | Average: 331 | 614 | Comments: Through the use of the MAGNETIZER FuelEnergizer, the Dyno-tested Penske race car engine developed an averageof 4.8% Horsepower gain. It should be noted that the Penske Enginerepresents the highest state of the art design in combustion engineeringtechnology. Consequently, it was amazing that the attachment of aMAGNETIZER unit could provide a meaningful increase in power. VTEC LABORATORIES, Inc. - Germany &USA Fuel Efficiency Tests of the MagnetizerFuel Energizer 1.0 Test Description The described test was conducted insidea large facility under controlled conditions. The exhaust gasseswere vented outside the building. All the parameters of the testwere kept constant throughout the program. 1.1 Test Set Up A Kohler generator was connected to anexternal graduated fuel tank that was kept at approximately the same heightas the carburetor of the generator. A calibrated flow meter was insertedbetween the fuel tank and the generator. A load bank consisting oflights and heater was attached to the generator. The generator wasplaced on a small table approximately 30 inches above the floor. 1.2 The Generator An electric portable Kohler generator withthe following specifications was used for this project: Model 3.5 mm65 S/N 260058 KVA 3.5 3600 RP Watts 3500 The load bank consisted of five 300 wattlight bulbs and a 900 watt heater which was approximately at 70% load. Each load source had an electrical plug at the end of the wire which wasplugged into the generator. The generator had two receptacles ratedat 120 Volt, 15 Amp maximum. Each receptacle had a load bank pluggedinto it. No adjustments were made to the generatorprior to the start of the test program. 1.3 Flowmeter A separate line was run from the remotefuel tank directly to the carburetor with a flowmeter and a 12 inch steelline that ran in between to make the attachment of the MAGNETIZER unit. The fuel pump was by-passed. The flowmeter was manufactured by BrooksInstruments with the following specifications: S/N 99223 Tube Number R-215-A Metering viscosity 0.640 cS Date of Calibration 6.28.90 Flow Range 0.011 to 1.025(liq) gal/hrs The gasoline used was CITGO unleaded 87octane. 1.4 Exhaust Gas Analyzer The exhaust gas from the generator wasanalyzed for oxygen and carbon monoxide. A stainless steel tube wasinserted in the exhaust pipe of the generator. The gas analysis wasthrough a system that had a pump to draw the gasses and a cold trap/drieritesystem to remove the water. Gasses were continually drawn through thesystem with continuous display readings. The following gas analysisequipment was used: Servomex Oxygen Analyzer Model 540A Horiba Carbon Monoxide Analyzer ModelPIR-2000 2.0 Results The generator was operated for three daysbefore the described test results were obtained. This was done inan effort to “break-in” the engine and work out any problems that couldresult prior to testing. Readings were taken as required when theMAGNETIZER was installed and then removed. The generator was runcontinuously. The results are for two sets of runs. | Time of Reading | Flow Range | Peak Flow | Amps | Volts | O2 | CO | W-W/O | | 14.45 | 65-70 | 70 | 21 | 117.5 | 12.9 | 12 | W | | 15.56 | 100-110 | 110 | 21.2 | 117.6 | 14.1 | 7 | W/O | | 16.08 | 65-70 | 70 | 21.4 | 117.5 | 14.1 | 5 | W | | 16.48 | 95-100 | 100 | 21.2 | 117.5 | 14.1 | 6.5 | W/O | W-W/O W -indicates with magnet installed W/O - indicates without magnet installed Each time the MAGNETIZER was removed oradded, it was necessary to re-adjust the carburetor. Based on the above information, the MAGNETIZERdevice for this test reduced the fuel consumption by approximately 26%. Summary At MAGNETIZER, we are quite pleased withthe V-TEC Laboratories test resulting in a 26% drop in fuel consumptionachieved through the use of our Fuel Energizer. What is truly amazing is the reductionin gasoline consumption while the electrical output of the gasoline drivengenerator remained almost perfectly constant. The wattage, a productof amps time volts, varied from the average of 2491 watts by less thanone percent. It should be noted that maximum wattage occurred whenthe generator was equipped with a MAGNETIZER. During this run, thecarbon monoxide was at its lowest level. This is to be expected sincecarbon monoxide is oxidized to carbon dioxide. With any internalcombustion engine, maximum output will occur when carbon monoxide is minimizedand carbon dioxide is maximized which is in accordance with stoichiometricprinciples. In using a gasoline driven generator, theelectrical load can be matched to the output very closely, as indicatedabove. Vehicular testing with friction and mechanical transmissiondifficulties could not have generated such precise results. The MAGNETIZER unit was mounted on a 12”length of steel tubing. It is possible that the slight improvementin fuel economy in the fourth run after the MAGNETIZER was due to residualmagnetism. However, the variation between MAGNETIZER equipped runsand non-MAGNETIZER runs were so large as to make the results of residualmagnetization inconsequential. Future runs should be conducted utilizinga non-ferrous gas line. Since the lines of magnetic force penetratethese materials easier, the results will be higher than the 26% resultsthat we have already achieved. Results were conducted on test equipmentcalibrated to the National Institute for Standards testing requirement,formerly The National Bureau of Standards. | AUTOLATINA Testing - Ford/Volkswagen Partnership | Dated: | October 13, 1993 | | Location: | Argentina S.A | | Representative: | Dr. Marcelo Breitman | | Reported by: | Mr. Alfredo Martone, General Manager ofManufacture | | Vehicle: | Volkswagen Quantum | Comments: Mr. Martone alsoconfirms that the consumption of gasoline dropped by 17%. SIRIM / MALAYSIA Test Reports
| VEHICLE DATA - TEST DATE: 5/20/99 | | Manufacturer | PROTON | | Vehicle Type | Sedan | | Trade Name | ISWARA 1.3S | | Model & Chassis No | C21ASN – D075504 | | Registration No. | WFU 3714 | | Drive Wheel | Front | | Engine Model | 4G13P | | Engine No. | PI 2000 | | Engine Type | Four cylinders in line, SOHC | | Capacity | 1298 c.c | | Fuel Supply System | Carburetor | | Ignition System | Electronic | | Mileage | 77600 km | Test Unit: Magnetizer Auto EPM TEST SUMMARY: • Fuel Consumptiondecreased by 3.29%. • Exhaust Emissionsat idling Carbon Monoxide (CO) decreased by 10.4% and Hydrocarbon (HC) decreasedby 4.3%. • Exhaust Emissionsat 90 km/h Carbon Monoxide (CO) decreased by 29.2% and Hydrocarbon (HC) decreasedby 22.4%. • Power outputincreased by 6.6%. Original fulltext report on file | | VEHICLE DATA - TEST DATE: 5/20/99 | | Manufacturer | PROTON | | Vehicle Type | Sedan | | Trade Name | PERDANA 2.0i | | Model & Chassis No. | E5S & PLIESARRTB 013775 | | Registration No. | WFU 6242 | | Drive Wheel | Front | | Engine Model | 4G63P | | Engine No. | DT 5079 | | Engine Type | Four cylinders in line, SOHC | | Capacity | 1997 c.c | | Fuel Supply System | Injection | | Ignition System | Electronic | | Mileage | 64443 km | | Test Unit: Magnetizer Auto EPM TEST SUMMARY: • Fuel Consumption decreasedby 6.62%. • Exhaust Emissions at idlingCarbon Monoxide (CO) decreased by 14.3% and Hydrocarbon (HC) decreased by 16.6%. • Exhaust Emissions at 90 km/hCarbon Monoxide (CO) decreased by 22.7% and Hydrocarbon (HC) decreased by 22.6%. Original full text reporton file | | VEHICLE DATA | | | TEST DATE: 5/20/99 | | | Manufacturer | KIA MOTOR | | Vehicle Type | Four Wheeler | | Trade Name | KIA SPORTAGE 2.0 | | Model & Chassis No. | KNE JA5535 T5 - 414656 | | Registration No. | WES 4065 | | Drive Wheel | 4x4 | | Engine | | | Model | | | Engine No. | | | Engine Type | Four cylinders in line, DOHC 15 Valve | | Capacity | 1998 c.c | | Fuel Supply System | Injection | | Ignition System | | | Mileage | 23766 km | | Test Unit: Magnetizer Auto EPM TEST SUMMARY: • Fuel Consumption decreasedby 6.11%. • Exhaust Emissions at idlingCarbon Monoxide (CO) decreased by 100% and Hydrocarbon (HC) decreased by 67%. • Exhaust Emissions at 90 km/hCarbon Monoxide (CO) and Hydrocarbon (HC) remain the same. • Power output increased by2.3%. Original full text reporton file EPA Test/ SRI LANKA (Ceylon) Magnetizer Diesel Smoke Opacity EmissionTest conducted at United Motor Car, Sri Lanka (Ceylon) (Importer of Mitsubishi Motor Cars) Magnetizer Diesel Smoke Opacity EmissionTest (Conducted by Sri Lanka(Ceylon) EPA)
Vehicle One Date: May 17, 1999 Model: Isuzu Pick Up Truck (Owned by Managing Director of Department of Transportation, Sri Lanka(Ceylon)) Lucas Hartridge Free Acceleration TestEEC72/306 Before Magnetizer EES: 30.1 HSU (opacity) Average After Magnetizer EES: 11.8 HSU (opacity) Average Diesel Emission Reduction: 60.7% Vehicle Two Date: May 17, 1999 Model: Toyota Pick Up Truck (Owned by Director of SriLankan (Ceylon) EPA) Lucas Hartridge Free Acceleration TestEEC72/306 Before Magnetizer EES: 56.4 HSU (Opacity) Average After Magnetizer EES: 21.7 HSU (Opacity) Average Diesel Emission Reduction: 61.2% Nepal Magnetizer – Emissions Testing Date: April/May 1999 Magnetizer Intercraft Pvt., Ltd. Representative: Kathmandu, Nepal Test Equipment: Nepal – EPA – Protocol Presented Technical Men: Commissioner Motor Traffic – Nepal Emission Testing of Petrol Vehicles | | Vehicle No. | Vehicle Type | Before Magnetizer | After 1000 Miles | % Reduction | | | | CO | HC | CO | HC | CO | HC | | NA.A.CHA1851 | Toyota Car | 6.25 | 630 | 0.01 | 80 | 99.85% | 87.30% | | BA.A.CHA5152 | Mazda Car | 5.50 | 1070 | 0.13 | 1290 | 97.85% | (+) 20.5% | | BA.A.YAN.7684 | Maruti Car | 6.49 | 240 | 0.12 | 320 | 98.15% | (+) 33.3% | | BA.A.YAN.3708 | Maruti Car | 10.28 | 500 | 0.43 | 110 | 95.82% | 78% | | BA.A.YAN.9158 | Maruti Van | 8.32 | 450 | 0.52 | 20 | 93.75% | 95.55% | | BA.A.YAN.3042 | Maruti Car | 5.21 | 360 | 0.92 | 0.12 | 14.29% | 91.60% | | BA.A.JHA.3965 | Maruti Car | 0.14 | 240 | 0.12 | 280 | 14.29% | (+) 16.6% | Average Reduction of CO: 83.12% Average Reduction of HC: 38.97% Emission Testing of Diesel Vehicles | | Vehicle No. | Vehicle Type | Before Magnetizer (HSU) | After 100 Miles (HSU) | % Reduction (HSU) | | BA.A.GYAN.1931 | Mitsubishi Jeep | 98.40% | 11.50% | 88.31% | | BA.A.CHA.7998 | Land Cruiser Jeep | 98.00% | 23.30% | 76.22% | | BA.A.YAN.4399 | Toyota Car | 100% | 37.80% | 62.20% | | BA.A.JHA.5128 | Nissan Jeep | 98.50% | 39.40% | 60.00% | | SA.A.JHA.62 | Land Cruiser Jeep | 92.00% | 38.90% | 57.72% | | BA.A.YAN.8931 | Toyota Jeep | 81.00% | 47.90% | 40.86% | | BA.A.JHA.4273 | Mitsubishi Jeep | 98.10% | 56.30% | 42.61% | Average Reduction of HSU (Smoke): 61.13%
| | When Magnetizers are installed, thereis a stabilization period that the engine goes through (cleaning) whichcan and often does raise the emissions as it goes through this cleaningprocess. This cleaning process removes existing carbon and varnishthat has been deposited in the fuel and combustion chamber over time. When the Magnetizers are installed, this build-up starts to dissolve andsome goes out the tail pipe while some of the deposits end up in the oil. This contaminates the oil at a faster rate than normal and requires thatthe oil be changed to see the maximum benefit. Had these vehiclesfollowed Magnetizer’s proper testing protocol the results in emissionsreductions would have been more in line with Magnetizers expectations | | MAGNETIZER CHINA RAILWAY REPORTSUMMARY
TEST DATE: 3-12-97 ORGANIZATION: Locomotive andCar Research Institute, China Academy of Railway Science MODEL: Tung Fong 4, Serial# 2502 Locomotive FUEL: Diesel During the test period, from June 1996to March 1997, the average savings were 4.88%, with the peak speed at 120km/hr. In the month of April 1997 the peak speed rose to 160 km/hrwith average fuel savings of 5.91%. The highest recorded savingswith the Magnetizer was 9.11% in December 1996. As related in the bar diagram, it tookapproximately 3 months (or 90 days) to see a meaningful reduction in fuelusage. Also, at the first maintenance inspection after Magnetizerunits were utilized, it was found that the diesel injectors had less carbonand the residue that remained was soft. The conversion of hard carbon depositsinto a softer form is to be expected, since chemical producers of carbonblock use magnetized fuel to produce a finer, softer form of carbon. The conversion of hard carbon depositsto soft carbon residue is helpful in increasing useful engine life. BRAZIL BUS TEST Agency – CREA – PA BRAZIL (EPA Testing) | | Testing Engineers: | Heleno Teixeria, Mechanical Engineer CREA– 3538-D | | Vehicle: | Omnibus Scania 1511 (Standard Diesel PassengerBus) | | Vehicle Registration: | Transporte Boa Esperance | | Magnetizer Systems: | Commercial Diesel Bus System | | Test Date: | May 1 through June 7,2003 | | Test Period: | 24 Days | | Test Length: 6,700 Km Results: Without Magnetizer 2.874 Km/L With Magnetizer 3.452 Km/L Fuel Savings 20.11% Substantial reduction in diesel exhaustwas noted but no data or opacity was provided. Original full test in file BRAZIL: TRANSPORTE SÃO LUIZ - ANALISEDISCO TACOGRAFO 25-10-03/23-11-03 | RESUMO DE ANÁLISEDATA: 25/10/03 | | CARRO | KILOMETERAGEM | LITROS | AUTOOMIA | | 323 | 6.839 KM | 2.939 L | 2.326 | | | | | | 325/COM MAGNETIZER | 6.397 KM | 2.517 L | 2.541 | | | | | | | 407 | 5.778 KM | 2.433 L | 2.374 | | | | AUTONOMIA | 9.36% | RESUMO DE ANÁ LISE 23/11/03 | | CARRO | KILOMETRAGEM | LITROS | AUTONOMIA | | 323 | 6.015 KM | 2.520 L | 2.386 | | | | | | | 325 | 6.223 KM | 2.634 L | 2.363 | | | | | | 407/COM MAGNETIZER | 6.027 KM | 2.381 L | 2.531 | | | | AUTONOMIA | 9.35% | | COMENTÁRIOS • O ônibus 407 após o segundo teste, fez 9,36% a maisde economia em relação aos ônibus 323-325, sem magnetizer. • No primeiro teste o ônibus 325 com Sistema Magnetizer instaladofez 10% a mais de economia em relação ao ônibus 407, o contrárioque aconteceu no segundo teste. • A conclusão dos 2 (dois) teste mostra que o Sistema Magnetizer instaladonos dois diferentes ônibus por 28 dias para teste, fez cada um 10% deeconomia. A prova é clara que o Sistema Magnetizer age conforme as declaraçõesdos fabricantes, alem da economia reduz a emissão dos poluentes e fumaça pretado diesel. 1983 FORD F-100 – 158,000 MILES CARBURETED, 300 C.I., STRAIGHT 6 CYLINDER AFE-1 ADDED AT 41,000 MILES, TCE ADDEDAT 67,000 MILES
Neither engine nor radiator has had anyrepairs prior to this tear down due to a broken piston skirt. Engineinspected by Performance Machine Shop, Austin, Texas. Tear down andassembly done by Quality Automotive, Geronimo, Texas. Inspectionand photos by master mechanic, Paul Harborth (210-379-0581). PHOTO #1: Water jacket inspection afterremoval of water pump. Normally an engine with this many miles lookslike a cavern full of stalactites from pitting and scale. Water jacketrequires no acidizing. PHOTO #2: Face of valves showing no carbonbuild-up. Original head gasket still in place. Notice cleanwater jacket and spark plug holes. PHOTO #3: Top view of piston in the block. No carbon build-up. A perfect valve seating indentation is stillclearly visible in the recess of the piston. No build-up in the waterjacket holes. Notice the original Ford inspection stamp still on the engine block. PHOTO #4: After removal of the piston,cylinder walls still perfect due to no grit from carbon allowed to getinto the oil. All parties concerned in the evaluationof this engine found it difficult to believe this engine, with this manymiles, was still in this good of condition. This engine was stillin perfect working order and never used any oil between routine changes. This tear down was due entirely to a broken piston skirt. | California Emissions Test Tested 2001 | HC reduced 84% Nitrous Oxide reduced 72% Carbon Monoxide reduced 83%
| | One of the greatest prices we pay fortransportation is not the cost of fuel (which continues to rise), but thecost to our health (which continues to deteriorate) as a result of smog.The smog and chemical pollution which inundates our atmosphere is makingmany people ill. It is a matter of scientific record that the number ofchildren developing asthma is on the increase. Empirical tests have shownthat all over the world, city-dwellers are prone to pernicious respiratoryailments. The smog is caused by transportation, building and industry emissions.Since emissions are unburned fuel, logically, if the fuel could be burnedmore completely, there would not only be less smog, but greater fuel economy. Magnetizer created a break-through solutionas long ago as 1986 when it developed the monopole EPM Engine PerformanceMaximizer. The Magnetizer Engine Performance Maximizerhas been called "one of the finest innovations in engine maintenance." EPMs are currently being used and recognizedby many authorities such as the US Air Force, State, Federal and InternationalGovernments. Municipalities such as the California's Berkeley Police andthe Berkeley Sanitation Department also employ these systems to createcleaner air and save a great deal of fuel and money. As indicated by a recent California EmissionsTest (shown in the graph above), the Hydrocarbons were reduced by 84%,the Carbon Monoxide was reduced by 83%, and the Nitrous Oxide was reducedby 72%! Once Magnetizer's EPM (Engine Performance Maximizer) stabilizesbetween 200-500 miles, the emissions almost completely disappear. Magnetizer also manufactures fuel systemsfor homes and industry that save money and enable dirty smokestacks toburn clean. | Back to Top
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