Bench
50 published findings from the ongoing work — what has been established, calculated and observed at the bench, each traceable to the session that produced it.
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The electron extraction circuit (7 in Fig. 7 reference) ionizes incoming ambient air gases and consumes electrons ejected from the gas atoms, while injected laser energy energizes the ionized gases to...
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In processor 40, treatment chamber 50 encloses batteries of solid-state lasers (41,42,43) concentrically mounted around a charging cell formed from positively and negatively charged concentric rod 44...
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The air gas processor (20/40) treats only ambient air gases (not the combustible gas produced by the fuel cell) on a reduced scale — the gases are charged and ionized and energy-enhanced before being...
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Incoming ambient air gases are laser primed and ionized when passing through a gas processor; an electron extraction circuit (Figure 5) captures and consumes ejected electrons in sink 55, preventing e...
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The electron extraction process is maintained during gas flow-rate changes by varying the trigger pulse rate relative to applied voltage, and prevents spark-ignition of combustible gases traveling thr...
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The incoming positive waveform applied to the resonant cavity voltage zone through a blocking diode is synchronized with the pulse train applied to the gas resonant cavity via an alternate gate circui...
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The extractor grid circuit allows electrons liberated in the gas resonant cavity to flow to an electrical load (55, e.g. a light bulb or resistive heater) when a positive electrical potential is appli...
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The electron extractor grid circuit (Figures 8A/8B) is applied to the gas resonant cavity of Figure 5A or 5B; extractor grid 56 is placed adjacent to electric field producing members 44 and 45 within...
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An electron sink (grid element, Figure 8A) extracts electrons from resonating ions to destabilize their nuclear electron configuration; this extraction is synchronized with the pulsing electrical fiel...
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The processor (40) operates per the method of U.S. Pat. No. 4,826,581, but in this system it charges and ionizes ambient air gases (not the combustible gas produced by the fuel cell) on a reduced scal...
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The air gas processor (40) encloses a treatment chamber (50) with batteries of solid state lasers (41,42,43) concentrically mounted around a charging cell formed from positively and negatively charged...
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Per claim 2 steps J-L, ionized gas atoms are subjected to electromagnetic wave energy of a predetermined frequency to induce further electron resonance, increasing electron energy level; electrons are...
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Per claim 2 steps G-H, the collected hydrogen/oxygen gas mixture (plus any other gases formerly dissolved in the water) is subjected to a pulsating polar electric field that distends electron orbital...
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The electron extraction process is maintained during gas flow-rate change by varying the trigger pulse rate relative to applied voltage, and it prevents spark-ignition of combustible gases traveling t...
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A blocking diode directs the electron flow to the electrical load while resistive wire prevents voltage leakage during pulse-train 'ON' time; the incoming positive waveform is synchronized with the pu...
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The electron extractor grid is attached to a circuit (FIG. 8B) allowing electrons to flow to an electrical load (55) when a positive electrical potential is placed on the opposite side of the load; as...
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Repetitive application of a voltage pulse train (A through J of FIG. 6A) incrementally achieves the critical state of gas ions; as gas atoms/ions elongate during electron removal, electromagnetic wave...
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The gas ions incrementally reach a critical state after a high-energy resonant state, at which point the atoms no longer tolerate missing electrons or the unbalanced electrical field; the system colla...
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The electron extractor grid circuit (FIGS. 8A and 8B) is applied to the assembly of FIG. 5A or FIG. 5B and restricts electron replacement; the extractor grid (56) is placed adjacent to electric field...
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Synchronization between the electron extraction/sink circuit (FIG. 8B) and the pulsing circuit of FIG. 7 is achieved by interconnecting point 'A' of the gate circuit of FIG. 8B to point 'A' of the pul...