Xynergy Holdings, Inc. Is Pleased to Announce Outstanding Third Party Emissions Results
February 16 2011 - 8:30AM
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Xynergy Holdings, Inc. (the "Company") (PINKSHEETS: XYNH) is
pleased to announce the findings of its subsidiary, HydroFuels,
Inc., third-party emissions testing (gas analysis) on certified
government equipment, for its "Second Generation Goliath Fuel
Cell." The third-party facility conducted six separate tests at
speeds averaging 21.5, 42.1, and 63 miles per hour (mph)(one at
each speed with the fuel cell on and the fuel cell off), on a
Dynamometer, with the fuel cell Amps pushing approximately 35 at
1,500 to 2,000 RPMs. Dynamometer testing is used by the
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to gage vehicle emissions and
fuel economy testing.
The 5 different gases analyzed were: (i) Hydrocarbons (HC),
which is released into the atmosphere as a result of incomplete
combustion of fossil fuels and fuel evaporation and is a major
component of smog; (ii) Carbon Dioxide (CO2), which is a harmless,
ordorless gas. It is a by-product of complete combustion, but it is
also a greenhouse gas that contributes to global warming; (iii)
Oxygen (O2), indicates the key role oxygen sensors play in engine
performance in the reduction of pollution; (iv) Carbon Monoxide
(CO), which is a colorless, odorless gas, given off as a normal
by-product of combustion. It is poisonous and extremely dangerous
in confined areas; (v) Nitrogen Oxide (NOX), which is a generic
term for the mono-nitrogen oxides (nitric oxide and nitrogen
dioxide). These are produced from the reaction of nitrogen and
oxygen gases in the air during combustion, especially at high
temperatures. In areas of high motor vehicle traffic, such as large
cities, the amount of NOX emitted into the atmosphere as air
pollution can be significant. It is considered to be a serious air
pollutant because it is so irritating on a person's respiratory
system. NOX control is considered to be very difficult on a diesel
engine, especially if it's heavily loaded and has a relatively low
power-to-weight ratio. If the engine has to work harder, it puts
out more NOX, thus the emissions-control systems managing it have
become sophisticated and expensive.
In general, all of the gases exhibited positive results when the
fuel cell was on in comparison to the cell in the off position. The
CO2 levels indicate the efficiency of the combustion and exhibited
a difference at the highest mpg average of a 65% decrease in
emissions. In all instances with the cell on, the O2 exhibited a
steady increase providing a good indication of a lean running
engine. At the highest mpg average there was a 21% increase in
output of emissions. The CO levels indicated ideal Air/Fuel ratios
and remained relatively unchanged at the lower mph; at the highest
there was a 50% drop in emissions. The low numbers generated by NOX
with the system on also confirms the favorable effects on the
environment with the values dropping 31% when the system was
active. One of the most impressive numbers came from the HC values
at the highest speed (63 MPH). With the cell in the off position,
the parts per million (PPM) measured 23, in comparison to the value
of zero (0) with the cell turned on. Clearly this illustrates the
efficiency of the cell and proves that there was more unspent fuel
produced with the system turned off, ultimately creating a
significant difference in fuel economy. In addition to the benefit
of the fuel consumption, we also notice that a low HC value means
less Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) that produce Smog. The zero
rating for HC produced with the Goliath system active translates
into fewer pollutants for the environment, an important part of the
overall goal of the entire project. These results will be published
on our website in the coming days.
CEO, JC Ley comments, "Clearly these results suggest we are on
the right track. There is a long way to go in order to bring this
second generation cell to market, but these results can only
suggest as a company we are heading in the right direction. As we
further test this second generation cell, and make design
modifications we will be able to determine what will be the most
energy efficient direction we should take to produce a viable and
marketable hydrogen cell."
About Xynergy Holdings, Inc.
Xynergy Holdings, Inc. is committed to meeting the world's
growing energy needs while also promoting environmentally conscious
business practices, sustainability and commerce. Xynergy Holdings,
Inc. is focused on promoting global commerce within the realm of a
global economy.
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Contact: Xynergy Holdings, Inc. 305-819-0452
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