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US 2017/0361339 A1Published application
System for effecting an exothermic reaction in a nozzle to drive a phase change from a liquid to a gas
OwnerBrian P. Roartyinventor
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Abstract
A device is described herein for priming and stimulating a fluid that enters a nozzle such that when the fluid experiences a phase change from liquid to gas, said phase change releases energy latent within molecules or atoms of any of the interior surface of the nozzle and the fluid, producing an energy release, thereby enabling that phase-changed gas to be used to generate energy using well-known techniques in the prior art.
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A device for effecting an exothermic reaction to drive a phase change from a liquid to a gas, comprising:
- a nozzle comprising an inlet that narrows as it connects to a throat;
- a fluid solution comprising a set of a solvent and at least one siliceous solute that when combined form a fluid F, said fluid F flowing through the nozzle from the inlet to the exhaust;
- a priming element that primes the fluid F with photonic and electrical stimulation to release energy latent within any of the set of atoms and molecules of any of the interior surface of the nozzle and the fluid F through a non-combustive exothermic reaction, when a phase change is initiated in one or more molecules of the fluid F within the nozzle;
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- an initiating element within the nozzle that initiates a phase change in one or more molecules of the fluid F as it flows through the nozzle.
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