Device for treating fluids with magnetic lines of force
OwnerJames R. O'Meara, Jr.inventor
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A device for the treatment of a fluid with magnetic lines of force comprises an elongated non-ferromagnetic outer casing and at least three spaced-apart elongated magnet assemblies positioned therein to form laminar passageways for said fluid. Each magnet assembly comprises at least one tier of at least two permanent magnets encased in non-ferromagnetic jackets and arranged in coaxial line in N--N and S--S relation. The polar ends of the magnets are received in ferromagnetic support members having opposed surfaces to magnetize the support members with the polarity of said polar ends and to distribute the magnetic energy therefrom to the opposed surfaces. The magnet assemblies are positioned so that the polarities of the support members in one of the magnet assemblies are unlike the polarities of the oppositely disposed support members in an adjacent magnet assembly. Means are provided for positioning the magnet assemblies within the outer casing.
A device for the treatment of fluids with magnetic lines of force comprising:
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