Industrial heating apparatus and method employing fermion and boson mutual cascade multiplier for beneficial material processing kinetics
AssigneeMHI Health Devices, LLC
InventorJainagesh Sekhar
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Abstract
Presented is a simple, but highly energy efficient industrial heating device and method for rapid heating and high temperature gradient production whereby fermions and bosons are introduced into an adjoining fluid which may be boundary layered and consequently produce an amplifiable activated condition even at room pressure and high temperature. This heating device uses a comparatively long current carrying member which may have some curvature with penetration of the current carrying members into spaces that could have any cross-sectional geometry in a high temperature resistant stable material.
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An industrial device for the rapid and efficient heating of a gaseous multi-species fermion and boson containing flow comprising at least one electrically joined current carrying member wherein the member has a length, a high temperature resistant material comprising at least one member channel passing therethrough wherein the at least one channel has an uninterrupted length closely corresponding to the length of the at least one member, wherein the at least one member is contained within the at least one channel, an outer casing having an intake end and an exhaust end in which the high temperature resistant material and the at least one current carrying member are contained and a means to the gaseous multi-species fermion and boson containing flow through the high temperature resistant material and near and predominantly axially along the length of the members.
A method for the rapid and energy efficient heating of a gaseous flow that introduces fermions and bosons into an adjoining fluid which could be boundary layered and consequently produce an amplifiable activated condition even at room pressure and high temperature comprising passing the flow through a high temperature resistant material having at least one member channel therein and electrically heating the flow with at least one current carrying member having a length contained within the at least one member channel wherein the flow passes axially along the length of the at least one current carrying member contained within the at least one member channel thereby being heated by the at least one current carrying member and the high temperature resistant material.
A method for the rapid and energy efficient heating and application of a gaseous flow that introduces fermions and bosons into the flow which could be boundary layered and consequently produce an axially enabled amplifiable activated condition even at room pressure and high temperature comprising passing the flow through a high temperature resistant material having at least one member channel therein and electrically heating the flow with at least one current carrying member having a length contained within the at least one member channel wherein the flow passes along the length of the at least one current carrying member contained within the at least one member channel thereby being heated by the at least one current carrying member and the high temperature material and projecting the gaseous flow onto surfaces and objects.
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