Experimental Validation Of Aftermarket Fuel Saving Device (Voltage Stabilizer)

Noor Affandy, Abas (2010) Experimental Validation Of Aftermarket Fuel Saving Device (Voltage Stabilizer). Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (In Press)

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Abstract

Aftermarket fuel saving devices (voltage stabilizer) manufacturer claim their product will reduce fuel consumption related to fuel economy and increase the engine performance. The functional of this product is to feed constant voltage current to electrical instruments and electronic devices and a combination of all these responses result in less fuel consumption and increase engine performance. This experimental validation has conducted by theory and experimental using one of aftermarket voltage stabilizer. The experimental validation has conducted with using Nissan Grand Livina 1.6L HR16DE 1.6 L with Automatic Transmission. The vehicle has tested before and after the installation voltage stabilizer with Dynomax 2000 Chassis Dynamometer for torque and power performance to determine its effects on fuel economy. The results indicated that the voltage stabilizer device has increase of torque performance about 1.4% begins at 2900 rpm and continuously to 6050 rpm. However, there is no significant effect for the purpose of fuel saving and reducing the cost of fuel consider the behavior of driver and limit speed of this country.

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