Bench
1,304 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 Dual Pulsing Gate Circuit uses variable gate circuit (EE), electrically connected to both orientation coils (12/13), to apply a voltage pulse of given duration to both coils simultaneously (Figure...
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The hollow non-magnetic tube (1) is filled with permanently magnetized particles of gas (16), and the circular assembly of orientation coils (12/13) forms an air gap (7) between them, as shown in Figu...
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The purpose of the Magnetic Spin Generator circuit stage is to oscillate a permanently magnetic field through a pickup coil without particle acceleration, using dual orientation coils (12/13) on oppos...
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During water recycling, the water molecule is re-exposed to laser energy (per Figure 20FB and Figure 20K) for Energy Charging, described as duplicating sun exposure.
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A gas condensing assembly (40) attached to the catalytic block assembly uses a first-stage heat exchanger (15) exposed to flame temperature to heat a cycling gas passing through an expansion chamber (...
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Water purification is performed in three steps: contaminates remain in the Fuel Cell since voltage dissociates the water molecule; the sustained hydrogen flame kills bacteria attached to the Fuel Cell...
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A hemispherical-shaped Catalytic Dome (10), composed of heat-retaining ceramic material, is placed on top of and in spaced relationship to the quenching nozzle (20); it captures escaped combustible ga...
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A non-oxidizing material such as alumina (a ceramic) is used to form the quenching disc (7) to prevent gas port (5) enlargement due to chemical interaction and/or heat exposure; the nozzle assembly (2...
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Multiple Quenching Circuits (5a...5n) are used to prevent flame-out when the Fuel Cell gases exceed a certain gas velocity, and quenching circuits are prearranged so an adjacent flame can re-ignite ex...
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The Quenching Nozzle (20) prevents spark-back into the Fuel Cell during gas ignition; fuel gases pass through a small elongated gas port (5) smaller than .015 inch diameter but equal to or greater tha...
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The hydrogen gases support a flame temperature up to and beyond 5,000°F; to reduce burn-rate/flame temperature further, non-combustible gases expelled from the sustained flame are captured, flow-regul...
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The non-combustible ambient air gases retard the speed at which hydrogen atoms unite with oxygen during burning, automatically adjusting the burn rate of hydrogen gas from 325 cm/sec down to 42 cm/sec...
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Since water is the gas mixing regulator, the fuel gas ratio is composed of 2 hydrogen atoms to 1 oxygen atom plus 17% to 19% per part of ambient air gases, and this ratio remains the same regardless o...
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Since the Fuel Cell utilizes voltage to dissociate the water molecule, the Fuel Cell becomes a multi-gas generator, producing hydrogen, oxygen, and ambient air gases (water contains 17% to 19% per vol...
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The device directly uses utility power without the aid of an auxiliary amp generator.
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A self-cleaning fuel cell was developed by way of voltage application: voltage pulses perform a scrubbing action on the plates that prevents an oxidizing coat/film from forming (by retarding chemical...
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A quenching circuit was developed to prevent spark-back into the fuel cell, and quenching tube technology allows distribution of fuel cell gases without spark ignition.
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The system adjusts hydrogen burn-rate from 325 cm/sec to 42 cm/sec, co-equating fossil fuel burn characteristics, by using water as a gas mixing regulator.
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The described control features may be operated separately, grouped together, or actuated together in a systematic way, giving flexible control over gas generation.
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Power load to the exciter-array is sequentially switched (variable switching) while performing the voltage amplitude, frequency, and pulse-train functions, including in direct relationship to moving v...
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The number of voltage pulses per gated pulse (pulse-train) is varied in direct relationship to both the variable voltage amplitude and the variable gated pulse rate, providing another control axis for...
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The pulse voltage frequency is varied in direct relationship with the variable voltage amplitude as a control mechanism for gas production.
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Increasing the voltage amplitude of the pulse increases opposite polarity attraction between charged particles, which in turn causes greater gas production.
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The fuel cell sustains a constant, high-temperature hydrogen/oxygen flame beyond 5000°F, with flame size controlled by amp flow, unlike prior art which requires a continuous gas-ignitor to maintain co...
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By using voltage attenuation with the fuel cell, ambient air is allowed to uniformly mix with the liberated hydrogen and oxygen gases, reducing the hydrogen gas burn-rate from 325 cm/sec down to less...
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Voltage attenuation as to voltage amplitude spans an extremely broad range, from one volt to over 5,000 volts, enabling high gas yield; prior art is limited by amp arcing that reduces electrode life,...
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The water fuel cell can produce more than 100 cc/min of gas output while only 1 amp of current leakage occurs, demonstrating high gas yield with minimal amp flow.
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In the rotary alternative (Fig 11A), variable amplitude pulsing circuit (21) energizes armature coils (22) to produce pulsating electromagnetic fields (23) rotated through pickup coils (24), generatin...
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System setup requires filling the water fuel cell, adjusting excitor plate distance/volume, connecting to the VIC, then tuning to the resonant characteristic of the total system by adjusting the pulse...
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Modulator inductor coils (9 and 12), made of resistive wire, act as DC current limiters during initial fuel cell charging; the low-Q resonant charging circuit of the fuel cell (10, 11) in series with...