🙏 EFFECTS OF RUNNING YOUR ENGINES WITH LITTLE FUEL USING CAMPHOR!!!
💯 Do you know you could be using just three (3) litres fuel to power your engine for a whole day? It is no news that Nigerians and maybe other countries uses Camphor to reduce fuel consumption in Generators, Cars and other Machines.
What you need is just the fuel you buy and three pieces flat camphor. Just pour the fuel into the engine's tank and pick just three (3) pieces of flat camphor and pour it in as well. You will discover that apart from making the fuel seem everlasting, it will also reduce the sound of your generating set.
💯 Furthermore, what the camphor does is to increase the octane number of the fuel, this way, the fuel last longer with hyper power generation. These white balls have been an undercover quick booster for obtaining higher octane in gasoline or fuel. The Camphor has a component called "Naphthalene". This is the component that reacts with the octane chain of the fuel molecules and temporarily reduce the fuel consumption by increasing the octane number.
Mothballs are aromatic distillate of petroleum or coal distillation. These heavy aromatics balls, boils at the range 80 to 100 degrees Celsius. When you add Camphor to your gasoline or fuel, the white balls cause the flame in the combustion chamber of an engine to spread and burn slower but producing high non luminous steady heat as time prolongs. This in turn has the ability of boosting octane number and providing the engine with More power.
💯 However, the bad news is that the "Naphthalene" in the Camphor will burn the upper cylinder area of the engine where steady combustion takes place, by doing this, your Generator or Car becomes a time-bomb waiting to explode after completely deteriorating your engine. Thus, Go for a more risk free, better refined octane booster or avoid using Camphor in your engine(s) completely.
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