GO-15-HFoz Bottle
Case Studies
A Florida municipality completed the testing of Engineous GO-15-HF™ in 11 city vehicles including police patrol vehicles, motor cycles and trucks with Cummins Diesel engines.The first vehicles tested were 7 patrol cars with V6 engines. These vehicles were both gasoline and natural gas powered. Three of the seven vehicles were treated with Engineous GO-15-HF™ and four were un-treated.
This was done to provide a test basis on identical vehicles in a controlled study environment. The results of the patrol car tests showed an average of 16.63% increase in MPG with one treatment of Engineous GO-15-HF™ .
POLICE PATROL and K-9 VEHICLES
| ID# | Model | MLS/HRS | Fuel Used | MPG |
| 306 Treated | V6 Chevy | 19902 | 1838.1 | 10.82 |
| 308 Treated | V6 Chevy | 33316 | 3025.9 | 11.01 |
| 309 Treated | V6 Chevy | 20417 | 1559.3 | 13.09 |
| 304 Un-Treated | V6 Chevy | 19927 | 2024.3 | 9.84 |
| 310 Un-Treated | V6 Chevy | 16206 | 1619.2 | 10.01 |
| 311 Un-Treated | V6 Chevy | 31353 | 3102.0 | 10.10 |
| 317 Un-Treated | V6 Chevy | 36570 | 3656.7 | 10.00 |
The overall aggregate increase in MPG for all vehicle types was an impressive 19.95%, which
resulted in approximated annual savings of $20,000 on $100,000 in fuel bills.
The tests on the Florida municipality were conducted over a 14-month period.
“Any technology that can increase MPG as this study illustrates has got our attention”.
Two ambulances with Cummins engines were also studied. One of the ambulances was treated with Engineous GO-15-HF™ , the other was not.
FREIGHT LINER AMBULANCES
| ID# | Model | MLS/HRS | Fuel Used | MPG |
| 364 Treated | Freight Liner | 13052 | 1790.3 | 7.29 |
| R62 Un-Treated | Freight Liner | 12707 | 2231.6 | 5.69 |
Treated ambulance increased 28.1% in MPG using a single treatment of Engineous GO-15-HF™
Two air cooled Harley Davidson patrol motorcycles were tested. One was treated with
Engineous GO-15-HF™ , the other was not.
PATROL MOTOR CYCLES
| ID# | Model | MLS/HRS | Fuel Used | MPG |
| 332 Treated | Harley | 7526 | 191.1 | 39.4 |
| 331 Un-Treated | Harley | 7040 | 203.3 | 34.8 |
The overall aggregate increase in MPG for all vehicle types was an impressive 19.95%, which
resulted in approximated annual savings of $20,000 on $100,000 in fuel bills.
The tests on the Florida municipality were conducted over a 14-month period.
