Steam generator

A steam generator comprising:

• a tank having an inner surface and a longitudinal centerline and having two ends, one end being open and the opposite end being closed and having at least one opening through it;
• a plurality of water lines located along the inner surface of the tank and being generally equally spaced from one another;
• means including an inverter for supplying power to a activate the magnetron;
• a supply line;
• means including a water container connected to the supply line to supply water to the plurality of water lines;
• a steam line connected to the opening in the end of the tank that is closed for the delivery of steam from the tank;
• and
• valve means located in the steam line.

A steam generator comprising;

• a tank having a circular cross section and having an inner surface and a longitudinal centerline, the tank being open at one end and being closed at the other end and having a plurality of ports through the end which is closed;
• four water lines extending substantially along the length of the tank and being located adjacent to the inside surface, each water line being located about the tank approximately ninety degrees apart from one another, each water line having jets to provide a water mist along their length;
• a flange mounted on the end of the tank that is open;
• a magnetron mounted on the flange;
• a heat tube having two ends extending from the magnetron into the tank along the longitudinal centerline of the tank to another end;
• a block of silicon carbide within the heat tube, the block having a passageway generally concentrically located within it and extending from the magnetron to adjacent the opposite end of the heat tube, the passageway through the block tapering from both ends of the heat tube
• and having it's smallest cross section area approximately midway between both ends of the heat tube;
• a cooling fan mounted on the magnetron to cool the magnetron;
• a pair of blow off valves and pressure gauges mounted on the tank;
• a plurality of steam lines connected to the ports in the tank;
• a ball valve located in each steam line to control the flow of steam through the steam line;
• an engine having a plurality of cylinders, a manifold and a crankcase, each steam line being connected to a cylinder in the engine, the manifold being connected to the cylinders;
• a recycle line connected to the manifold and a make up line connected to the recycle line, the recycle line being connected to the water lines;
• a recycle pump located in the recycle line;
• an electrical power source;
• an inverter connected to the power supply to produce from the power supply both alternating current and direct current, the magnetron being connected to the inverter to be supplied approximately one hundred ten volt alternating current;
• a distributor to operate the ball valves in the required sequence, the distributor being connected to the inverter to receive direct current;
• a plurality of batteries connected to the inverter charged to augment the alternating current and direct current supplied by the inverter;
• a computer connected to the inverter to receive power from the inverter and supply power to the inverter, the batteries being connected to the computer, the computer controlling each sequence of use of each of the batteries and the recharging of the batteries.