Salt Water Powered Cars
By: Abisai Lujan and An Rock
Introduction
Our alternative fuel for our car is saltwater. The car will use saltwater instead of gasoline. Our car has some details that will cause less pollution on the Earth.
This is How Our Fuel Source Works
Our alternative fuel source is saltwater. Saltwater contains electrolytes, which can produce energy. Electrodes can channel that energy to the car's battery. Then the battery can power the car.
Pros
-Reduces a lot of pollution
-Supply is never ending
-Eco friendly and does not have any threats towards the environment
-Renewable
Cons
-There would be a lacking supply during droughts
- High cost
- Saltwater that is stored in the car could freeze during the winter
Car Design
Other Views of Our Car
Front of Car
Back of Car
The little rectangle under the trunk is where the saltwater will be pumped in.
Engine
The tank for the saltwater will have positive and negative electrode floor. The energy will flow through the wire into the car's battery
Advertisement
There was a family of four. They decided to go on vacation to Disney World. They needed new car because their current one had broken down. They found themselves looking at a Saltwater powered car. They saw that the car was environmentally friendly and fast. It was very attractive. They traveled 100 miles in 2 hours. The car could drive from 0 mph to 150 mph in 3 seconds. They really liked the car and they were very thrilled when they took it for a ride.
Speed Graph
The Y-axis is miles
the X-axis is hours
Speed=Distance/Time = 100 miles/2 hours=50 mph
Acceleration = Velocity2 - Velocity1/Time = 150-0/3=150/3= 50 mps^2
Sources
Saltwater Picture: http://s.hswstatic.com/gif/convert-seawater-1.jpg
This is how our fuel source works: https://www.teachengineering.org/collection/cub_/activities/cub_desal/cub_desal_lesson01_activity1_figure1web.jpg
Saltwater dollar sign: http://waterblotter.typepad.com/.a/6a0115706f421a970b0176168d4e6c970c-pi