The Donatelli Cycle and the Engine Intake Gas Processor: Nano-Bubble Water Fuel: Why You Need It and How It Works, 2026 Edition

The Donatelli Cycle and the Engine Intake Gas Processor
Nano-Bubble Water Fuel: Why You Need It and How It Works, 2026 Edition
Daniel Donatelli — Secure Supplies Group / Donatelli LLC

Two connected engineering notes on the Donatelli Cycle concept and the auxiliary intake hardware built around it. Part I describes the Engine Intake Gas Processor component by component: a coaxial gas-processor tube with LED illumination, VIC-style chokes, an electron-extraction path into capacitive storage, a one-way diaphragm that admits extra air only under heavy load, and the valve-proximal bias zone, with the reasoning for each element and the failure modes the design is intended to avoid. Part II sets out the Donatelli Cycle as a proposed sequence of events — field imposition, alignment, impulse and later thermal relaxation — defines the term dynamisthesis, and then lays out a skeptic-oriented test pathway: pre-registered measurements, true-power instrumentation, calorimetry, gas volume and composition measurement, control conditions, and a non-combustible bench protocol for testing the force-before-heat timing claim. Provided for informational and educational purposes; the author makes no performance claims.

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Topics: Donatelli Cycle; engine intake; gas processor; nano-bubble water fuel; charge conditioning; electron extraction; test protocol

Provided for informational and educational purposes; the author makes no performance claims.

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