Acoustic resonance and toroidal vortex system for water sanitation, fluid purification, and atmospheric moisture harvesting
OwnerJacob Warren OWENSinventor
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Abstract
According to one or more embodiments systems and method for non-chemical fluid sanitation may be provided. In an exemplary embodiment A system may include one or more acoustic transducers that emit modulated sound frequencies between 20 Hz and 3 MHz into a fluid medium, a vortex-generating structure may induce toroidal or spiral flow within said fluid, and a programmable control module may vary frequency, amplitude, and pulse characteristics to induce acoustic cavitation, resonance entrainment, and microbial disintegration.
Claims11
A non-chemical fluid sanitation system comprising:
- one or more acoustic transducers configured to emit modulated sound frequencies between 20 Hz and 3 MHz into a fluid medium;
- a vortex-generating structure configured to induce toroidal or spiral flow within said fluid;
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- a programmable control module configured to vary frequency, amplitude, and pulse characteristics to induce acoustic cavitation, resonance entrainment, and microbial disintegration.
A method for purifying and restructuring water, comprising:
- transmitting a modulated acoustic signal into a fluid medium;
- inducing toroidal or spiral flow within said medium;
- disrupting microbial membranes and biofilms through cavitation;
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- exposing the fluid medium to structured resonance frequencies to enhance hydrogen bonding, reduce surface tension, and improve biological coherence.
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