Device for treating liquids
OwnerFriedrich Hagansinventor
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Abstract
A device for treating liquids. There are two shells made from polyurethane material wherein each shell contains a series of magnets disposed in these shells. When these shells are placed around piping, the magnets are spaced apart axially along the tubing so that there are three pairs of magnets that oppose each other. In this configuration the three pairs of magnets disposed inside the shells align either in a N—N configuration, a N-S configuration or a S—S configuration. The polyurethane material can be made semi-hard and fire resistant so that it can be applied to treat fuels in engines as well.
Claims7
A device for treating liquids in an unmagnetizable tube comprising:
- a) at least one shell disposed around the tube and extending in an axial direction along the tube;
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- b) a plurality of permanent magnets disposed within said at least one shell wherein said permanent magnets are arranged sequentially in opposing pairs of permanent magnets along an axis of said at least one shell, said opposing pairs of permanent magnets being offset in a helical configuration wherein at least one of said opposing pairs of permanent magnets is aligned in a homopolar manner.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.