Abstract: The present disclosure concerns a system for combining the reforestation of cleared land with a bee pasture, mass production of honey, and fermentation of honey for the distillation of fuel alcohol to obtain a renewable source of clean, efficient energy.

Abstract: The present disclosure concerns a system for combining the reforestation of cleared land with a bee pasture, mass production of honey, and fermentation of honey for the distillation of fuel alcohol to obtain a renewable source of clean, efficient energy.

Abstract: The present invention is embodied as a fuel vaporization apparatus for use with an internal combustion engine for supplying vaporized fuel to the carburetor so as to provide a more efficient and economical burning of the fuel. The device comprises two exhaust manifolds through which engine exhaust passes, a heat exchange plate attached at the upper end of the exhaust manifold, and a vapor generator chamber attached adjacent the heat exchange plate and connected to the exhaust manifolds. A fuel inlet device delivers atomized fuel into the heated vapor generator chambers before it enters the carburetor. The two vapor generator chambers are connected by a vapor passage element forming one large vapor generator device which entraps a supply of vaporized fuel.

Abstract: An acetylene gas generator is comprised of inner and outer nested chambers in which the inner chamber has a plurality of trays inserted therein, with a grid located above each tray. Water is provided to the inner chamber and is dispersed throughout the inner chamber by the grids to the trays containing calcium carbide or like material. Space between the inner and outer chambers is used to provide liquid cooling of the inner chamber.The generator can be used for a variety of purposes including the provision of acetylene for primary or auxiliary power for an internal combustion engine.