To activate molecule clusters of fuel into microfabricated ones and to more prolong the time keeping such an activated state by radiating far infrared rays in non-contact with the fuel.
A far infrared ray amplification apparatus is used while being mounted on a wall surface of at least any one of a driver seat in a vehicle, an engine room, a trunk room and a fuel tank. The far infrared ray amplification apparatus comprises: a first permanent magnet 12 and a second permanent magnet 13 in a cylindrical shape including holes 20 and 21 in central portions; and a ceramic member 14 in a cylindrical shape having a hole 14a in a central portion, for generating far infrared rays. The first permanent magnet 12, the ceramic member 14 and the second permanent magnet 13, in which the same type of magnetic poles as the first permanent magnet 12 are confronted to each other, are stacked in the order of descriptions and fastened with a nut 19 by making a bolt 18 pass through the respective holes.
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KOMAI KATSUO
SUZUKI YASUNORI
KOMAI KATSUO
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