Electromagnetic reactor
OwnerDwight Eric Kinzerinventor
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An apparatus and method for uniformly exposing a bulk volume of particles—including free-flowing, semi-flowable, or non-flowing materials such as grains, powders, biomass, or sewage—to an electromagnetic (EM) energy field. The system ensures consistent energy distribution to all particles, irrespective of orientation or surface exposure. An electromagnetic applicator, either metallic or plasma-based, transmits EM energy into a mechanical system that cycles particles through transportation and/or fluidization zones. The reactor enables precise control of EM energy across frequencies from 30 Hz to 30 EHz to regulate both the magnitude and rate of temperature or chemical reactions. Auxiliary systems, including fluid addition, air/gas circulation, and deagglomeration, enhance the reactor's versatility by supporting processes such as heating, drying, or material modification. These integrated features allow the reactor to efficiently process diverse materials, achieving uniform energy application and consistent reaction outcomes.
An electromagnetic reactor for emitting electromagnetic energy into a bulk volume of particles, comprising:
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