Magnetic chemical reactor
OwnerRodolfo Palomboinventor
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Abstract
Systems, devices, and methods for providing a magnetic coil assembly wired in series or parallel at low or high voltage provided from a direct current source or an alternating current source that can produce a concentrated magnetic energy at the central core of the magnetic coil to energize a tubular reactor passing through the coil assembly core. The magnetic energy can be transferred outside of the coil assembly core by a magnetic transfer probe to energize a magnetic chemical reactor vessel.
Claims19
A magnetic chemical reactor comprising a magnetic coil assembly having a central core;
- an elongated tubular reactor vessel with at least one inlet port for reactants and reagents to flow into the reactor vessel, at least one outlet port from which reaction products and by-products are collected and separated, and an interior wall surface wherein the elongated tubular reactor vessel is disposed within the central core of the magnetic coil assembly;
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- an energizing element connected to the magnetic coil assembly to provide a concentrated magnetic energy to the elongated tubular reactor vessel within the central core.
A magnetic chemical reactor comprising a magnetic coil assembly having a central core;
- a magnetic transfer probe disposed within the central core to transfer a magnetic energy outside the magnetic coil assembly;
- an energizing element connected to the magnetic coil assembly to produce a concentrated magnetic energy to the magnetic transfer probe within the central core;
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- a reactor vessel located outside the central core of the magnetic coil assembly with at least one inlet port for reactants and reagents to flow into the reactor vessel, at least one outlet port from which reaction products and by-products are collected and separated, and an interior wall surface wherein a plurality of reactants and reagents is energized by the magnetic energy transferred by a magnetic transfer probe.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.