Modificación de un motor a gasolina Suzuki Gs 125 para uso de hidrógeno como combustible a través de la separación de las moléculas de agua.

Abstract

The project focuses on the conversion of a Suzuki GS 125 engine, modifying its fuel system to replace fossil fuel with hydrogen generated from water by electrolysis. This approach addresses the energy crisis and environmental pollution resulting from the use of fossil fuels. The study covers a comprehensive definition of hydrogen, its properties for engine application, and a thorough description of the adaptation process. The use of specific materials, the dimensions of the components and the modifications made to the water storage systems are detailed. Structural calculations of the tanks were carried out with SolidWorks, ensuring accuracy in measurements and optimization of engine performance with the new fuel. Experimental results confirmed the effectiveness of electrolysis for hydrogen separation, while ProfiCAD was used to design electrical diagrams illustrating the system connections and its integration with the engine.