RESEARCH OF REACTOR PANTONE ON INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE
In recent years there has been a trend in the use of alternative fuels for ICE (internal combustion engines). Exhaust gases of internal combustion engines (ICE) consist mainly of harmless fuel combustion products - carbon dioxide and water vapors. However, relatively few of them contain substances that have toxic and carcinogenic effects. These are carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons of various chemical composition, nitrogen oxides, formed mainly at high temperatures and pressure. The combustion of hydrocarbon fuel produces toxic substances associated with the combustion conditions, composition and state of the mixture. In engines with forced ignition, the concentration of carbon monoxide reaches high values due to the lack of oxygen for complete oxidation of the fuel when they work on a fuel-rich mixture. One of the areas is development of technologies to increase fuel efficiency and to transfer the engine to power heavy fossil fuels. This article analyzes the use of Pantone reactor to test the technology of exhaust gas recirculation and transmission of their energy for alternative fuel, which allows to increase the efficiency of the ICE and reduce the toxicity of exhaust gases.