Thermo-acoustic reactor with non-thermal energy absorption in inert medium

A thermo-acoustic reactor comprising:

• a convergent to straight nozzle providing air-fuel and water;
• a micro-packet and stationary wave generator coupled to said convergent to straight nozzle;
• wherein said micro-packet and stationary wave generator generates an air-fuel and water micro-packet;
• wherein said micro-packet and stationary wave generator comprises a housing receiving acoustic waves from micro-explosions;
• wherein said micro-packet and stationary wave generator comprises a resonance chamber generating stationary waves;
• wherein said micro-packet and stationary wave generator and the resonance chamber are heated by heat transfer from the micro-explosions of the micro-packet of air-fuel-water mixture;
• a combustion chamber having a bottom;
• an adjustable combustion chamber convergent to straight nozzle placed in said combustion chamber opposing the bottom;
• a spark plug coupled to said combustion chamber;
• wherein the air-fuel in the micro-packet is ignited by said sparkplug causing the micro-explosion and generating acoustic waves in the combustion chamber;
• a central resonance chamber placed in said combustion chamber forming a nodal point at a bottom of said central resonance chamber;
• wherein said central resonance chamber generates stationary waves and water molecules and combustion molecules are resonated;
• wherein said central resonance chamber has a gradient temperature and thermal oscillations are generated;
• a smaller diameter extension attached to one end of said central resonance chamber to balance the resonance chamber and to exhaust waves filtered by said central resonance chamber;
• an infrared jacket wrapped around said combustion chamber, whereby infrared radiation is blocked;
• a vacuum chamber placed around the thermo-acoustic reactor, whereby the transfer of acoustic and thermal energy is blocked;
• and
• an exhaust port placed at a distance from the bottom of said combustion chamber.

A method of generating thermo-acoustic energy comprising the steps of:

• injecting an air, fuel, and liquid water mixture into a resonance chamber;
• expelling micro-packets of the air, fuel, and liquid water mixture from the resonance chamber;
• exploding the micro-packets of air, fuel, and liquid water mixture in an adjustable volume portion of a combustion chamber generating heat and acoustic energy;
• and
• receiving the heat and acoustic energy in a central resonance chamber wherein standing waves are formed,
• whereby acoustic and electromagnetic energy is transferred to the water increasing its temperature.

A method of generating acoustic and electromagnetic energy from an exothermic reaction comprising the steps of:

• injecting an air, fuel, and inert fluid mixture into a resonance chamber;
• generating cavitation bubbles in the inert fluid in the resonance chamber,
• forming micro-packets of the air, fuel, and inert fluid mixture forming a cold body;
• igniting the air and fuel in the micro-packets generating combustion gases and thermal and acoustic energy, whereby a hot body is formed by the combustion gases;
• compressing and relaxing the inert fluid;
• expelling the combustion gases through a nozzle to a central resonance chamber;
• and
• generating a standing wave and thermal oscillation within the central resonance chamber,
• whereby atoms and molecules of the combustion gases and inert fluid are exposed to compression and relaxation and acoustic energy rather than thermal energy is transferred from the hot body to the cold body increasing the temperature of the cold body and thermal equilibrium of the hot and cold body is reached by conversion of acoustic energy to thermal energy without a substantial drop in temperature of the hot body.