On the subject of cost saving:

We run a ratio of 1:320 acetone to gasoline (4 oz per 10 gal). This
creates a 10% increase in MPG (conservatively) which translates to a
10% savings in fuel.

Therefore, for every gallon of acetone you run through your car, you
save 32 gallons of fuel (10% of 320 gallons).

1 gallon of acetone costs about $10.00
32 Gallons of fuel costs about $64.00

Therefore, for every gallon of acetone used, you save $54.00 (as of
this writing).

Best,

Dave


--- In pes_acetone@yahoogroups.com, "Sterling D. Allan"
<sterlingda@p...> wrote:
> As we begin compiling these various reports on acetone, it would be
nice if we could have a standard way of presenting the fuel savings or
lack thereof, for each test.
>
> Just as we have adopted the x oz. per 10 gallons (US) standard for
presenting the concentration of acetone used, I propose that we
present our cost savings in terms of percent increase, and assume a
$2.00 / gallon fuel cost for savings estimate per 100 miles.
>
> It would be nice if we could go to each of the reports posted at
> http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Acetone_as_a_Fuel_Additive
>
> and add a heading: "Best Mileage Observed"
> cite the numbers, then post the "percent increase/decrease"; and the
"cost savings" per 100 miles, assuming $2.00 / gallon price of fuel.
>
> That kind of bottom line information would be helpful.
>
> Sterling D. Allan
> Executive Director, PES Network Inc
> http://pureenergysystems.com
> http://freeenergynews.com
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