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Power Electronics Event in Nottingham University

Water Fuel Engineering were one of a range of innovators, invited to speak at the Power Electronics event on 26th February at Nottingham University.

Delegates were keen to question the former WFE engineer Dragomir Ivanov about the complexity of our patented electronic control system which has revolutionised hydrogen technology.

Instead of a constant DC power source, the control system delivers finely regulated pulses to increase the rate at which gas is released from the electrolyte. The difference is the ability to deliver enough gas to make a difference in conventional internal combustion engines, where diesel (or other fuels) can be burned more quickly and their energy released more effectively.

The Event heard from GKN about their GyroDrive and from Cummins about their long-term plans for alternative fuel engines.

But automotive engineers were particularly impressed that the WFE autonomous electrolyser had restored the role of Hydrogen in the quest for cleaner emissions.

Participation of Bulgarian Hydrogen Society Exhibition Yull Brown

Water Fuel Engineering has started cooperation with the Bulgarian Hydrogen Society. This is a nationwide society, aiming at implementing green energy practices in Bulgaria through rapidly adopting modern hydrogen technologies.

The Strategic partners are The Bulgarian Ministry of Defense, NATO – defense technologies, Ministry of Economy and Energy, Institute for Hydrogen technologies, Sofia University, University of Chemical Technology and Metallurgy, University of mining and Geology, Institute of Electrochemistry and Energy Systems, Ecoproekt, Voda BG, Water Fuel Engineering Bulgaria. Thanks to the close cooperation of Water Fuel Engineering with the Bulgarian Hydrogen Society, it was possible to exhibit the work and the accomplishments of the discoverer of the Braun gas – Ilia Valkov with the title “Maintaining the accomplishments of Ilia Valkov /Yull Brown/”, presented at the Polytechnical Museum in Sofia. The laboratory equipment, presented in the exhibition, was restored under the guidance of the executive director of Bulgarian Hydrogen Society, prof. eng. Tsveti Tsvetkov. The restoration was done by eng. Dragomir Ivanov – former Principal at Water Fuel Engineering. For his collaboration, he was awarded a certificate and the company was invited to become a member of the Bulgarian Hydrogen Society.