Magnetic Induction Heating System, Dehydrator and Oxyhydrogen Generator for converting mechanical motion into chemical energy.
OwnerElberto Berdut-Teruelinventor
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Abstract
A magnetic field thermal generator has one or more heat elements comprised of rotating pipes placed so they travel across the magnetic field generated by the magnetic field chamber, with said magnetic field being generated by either permanent magnets or electromagnets. The relative motion of the heat element to the magnetic flux from the magnetic field magnets results in heat generation, as well as in the generation of Oxyhydrogen (HHO). An optional hydrogen separator may be used to separate the HHO into the Hydrogen and Oxygen components.
Claims15
An induced magnetic field oxyhydrogen generator apparatus comprising;
- a hollow cylinder with magnetic field generating components placed around said cylinder concentric longitudinal axis;
- one or more orbital pipes located inside said hollow cylinder, so that each said orbital pipe is capable of rotating along said hollow cylinder's concentric longitudinal axis, with each said orbital pipe having at least one metal portion directly exposable to the magnetic field generated by said hollow cylinder magnetic field generating components, wherein one or more of said orbital pipes is freely rotatable about said pipe's concentric axis of rotation, wherein said axis of rotation is parallel to and offset from the longitudinal axis of said magnetic cylinder, and located inside the inner surface of said hollow magnetic cylinder so that any rotation of each said orbital pipe is due solely to the effect of the magnetic field induced on said orbital pipe by said magnetic cylinder rotation;
- a mechanism for rotating said magnetic cylinder around the magnetic cylinder's longitudinal axis;
- one or more pipes for input of moist gas into said generator;
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- one or more pipes for directing all or portions of said generator's oxyhydrogen exhaust.
An induced magnetic field oxyhydrogen generator system comprising;
- a series of conduits connecting one or more chambers;
- one or more said chambers containing gas heating components;
- one or more said chambers containing gas moving components;
- one or more said chambers containing moisture creating components;
- one or more said chambers contain a magnetic field oxyhydrogen generator apparatus comprising;
- a hollow cylinder with magnetic field generating components placed around said cylinder concentric longitudinal axis;
- one or more orbital pipes located inside said hollow cylinder, so that each said orbital pipe is capable of rotating along said hollow cylinder's concentric longitudinal axis, with each said orbital pipe having at least one metal portion directly exposable to the magnetic field generated by said hollow cylinder magnetic field generating components, wherein one or more of said orbital pipes is freely rotatable about said pipe's concentric axis of rotation, wherein said axis of rotation is parallel to and offset from the longitudinal axis of said magnetic cylinder, and located inside the inner surface of said hollow magnetic cylinder so that any rotation of each said orbital pipe is due solely to the effect of the magnetic field induced on said orbital pipe by said magnetic cylinder rotation;
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- an outlet pipe taking all or a portion of said magnetic field generator output oxyhydrogen and diverting it outside the system.
The apparatus of claim 7 wherein;
- said magnetic field generating components are comprised of alternating N-pol and S-pol permanent magnets.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.