Resources

Plans, documentation, and community resources

Paul Pantone released his technology for free "for everyone on the planet." This page collects the essential resources for understanding, researching, and building GEET reactors.

Download: Construction Plans

Small Engine Plans (Free)

The original free plans released by Paul Pantone for engines under 20 HP. Suitable for lawn mowers, generators, and small equipment.

Large Engine Plans

Plans for larger automotive and industrial engines. More complex construction with Air Management Valve system.

Download: Patents

US Patent #5,794,601

The primary GEET patent: "Fuel Pretreater Apparatus and Method"
Granted August 18, 1998 | Expired May 16, 2017 (Public Domain)

Academic Studies & Research

ENSAIS Engineering Study (2001)

French engineering thesis by Christophe Martz at ENSAIS (now INSA Strasbourg). Documented 90% reduction in some pollutants.

"This system deserves more attention than it is currently receiving."

Brazilian Pyrolytic Reactor Study (2018)

Peer-reviewed study published in Journal of Agricultural Science. Found results "promising but requiring further investigation."

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French Resources (Gillier-Pantone)

France has the largest GEET/Pantone community, with thousands of vehicles modified. Most resources are in French but include valuable technical documentation.