Invention Cuts Pollution From Car Exhausts
Liverpool Echo:
Fancy making your car more fuel efficient and faster?
An inventor from St Helens has designed the answer to every motorist’s prayer – a device to make your run around faster, greener and give you up to 75% more miles per gallon.
Engineer George Heeley has tested his Passive Turbo fuel saving device in the UK and US with impressive results.
To date more than 1,000 vehicles in the US have been fitted with the device.
The £200 device uses clever science to make petrol or diesel powered vehicles from cars to HGVs more fuel efficient, cut exhaust emissions as well as giving a increase in power.
The gadget gives petrol powered cars a mile per gallon increase of between 25 to 75% and 18 to 25% on diesel powered vehicles.
Now Mr Heeley, who used to work for Tate and Lyle as an engineer, is planning to manufacture the device from his Kleen and Green Miracle Solutions premises in St Helens.
He said: ‘I have the Passive Turbo fitted on my own vehicles and we are fitting them on other people’s vehicles at a rate of a few a weeks. It really does work.
‘The Passive Turbo works using a special air filter with near zero drag resulting in the engine receiving near on 100% of air on the induction stroke which is not affected by weather, pollen or crankcase venting like a standard air filter.
‘The second stage of this device consists of a container of liquid (non flammable) that changes its state from liquid to a gas by molecular adhesion.
‘This gas mixes with a metered flow of air into the engines PSV system in a continuous ongoing process. The effects of these two units working together results in the increase in fuel consumption as well as minimum exhaust emissions.’
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