Experimental Validation Of Aftermarket Fuel Saving Device (Air Boom)

Shahrul Izzat , Hamid (2010) Experimental Validation Of Aftermarket Fuel Saving Device (Air Boom). Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Air Boom is a new product aftermarket that based on nanotechnology and produced from a company from Germany. From the information obtained, Air Boom’s functions are as a fuel saver and can improve the power of an engine. This Air Boom will be installing in the air filter or air box’s of the car. When income air flows through it, the molecules of air will be separate into smaller size. These smaller molecules of air will then flow into the engine combustion chamber. This air will increase the burning power and the combustion in the engine will be more efficient and more complete. As a result, power and torque of the engine will be increase. For the long distance driving, it will save more fuel. For literature review study, Air Boom is a new product in the market. So, it is quite difficult to find detailed information about this product. The next step is to choose and make an experimental research for this product. It is carried out to study the effects of Air Boom usage whether both customer and supplier’s claims are true. Therefore, Chassis dynamometer is chosen to make a test about this product in terms of torque, power and brake specific fuel consumption. The experiment is carried out on a car that does not use Air Boom and then it is repeated on same car with Air Boom installation. Then, the results of these experiments will be compared to the supplier’s claims to validate the results desired.

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