Improving the quality of fuel combustion in cars through the photoactivation of reagent molecules
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Abstract. Stocks and efficiency of use of energy resources determine the level of economic development in most countries. Terms exhaustion of conventional hydrocarbons measured several decades. Extending the duration of their use would conduct research to obtain new energy and energy technologies for energy production processes and needs.
Activation molecules reagents combustion reaction is, in our opinion, one of the most promising ways to improve fuel efficiency units, which will increase the use of non-renewable fossil terms of hydrocarbons, and demonstrates the relevance and timeliness of solving this problem.
The purpose of the study– the rationale mode power generating plants efficiency through the use of optical radiation to activate the molecules of the combustion of gaseous reactants hydrocarbon fuel in the air.
Energy efficiency fuel gas installations possible when activating molecules reagents combustion reaction by ultraviolet light emission. Grounded basic parameters of ultraviolet light emission for transfer reagent molecules in the excited state. The results of the experiment show search efficiency of photoactivation reagent molecules of the combustion of vacuum ultraviolet radiation to improve the efficiency of the combustion of natural gas in the air.
Increased ultraviolet radiation influence on the efficiency of combustion is observed in the absence of active ventilation, which indicates a significant contribution of ozone in the course of the process of burning hydrocarbon fuels.
Key words: molecules, reactant, efficiency, combustion, activation, energy, radiation, level of excitement
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