Arcing electron stream apparatus and method
AssigneeGlobal Environmental Concepts, LLC
InventorsPaul Keppel, Randolph Wilson
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Abstract
An arcing electron stream apparatus and method for reducing pollutants in a fluid. The device includes first and second electrodes and a chamber there-between. Voltage is impressed between the electrodes at a frequency, thereby causing a plurality of arcing electron streams to occur between the electrodes. The electrodes have stepped surface such that the central first section of the electrodes are in closer proximity to each other than are the outer second sections. This stepped configuration causes arcing electron streams to progressively be formed along the electrodes and, thus, traverse throughout the chamber, thereby effectively treating molecules within the chamber.
Claims20
An apparatus for creating arcing electron streams for treating a fluid, comprising:
- a first electrode;
- a second electrode spaced from said first electrode by a distance and defining a volume between said first and second electrodes;
- a voltage source adapted for impressing a voltage between said first and second electrodes;
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- wherein a plurality of arcing electron streams are generated between said first and second electrodes.
A method for creating arcing electron streams for treating a fluid, the method comprising the steps of:
- providing first and second electrodes;
- impressing a voltage at a frequency between said first and second electrodes;
- generating a plurality of arcing electron streams between said first and second electrodes;
- passing a fluid between said first and second electrodes;
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- subjecting the fluid to the plurality of arcing electron streams.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.