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…is makes the process economically feasible and usable to the average consumer. The use of voltage fields of opposite polarity across the bipolar charged water molecule accomplishes this feat. This causes electrical…

…s) are basically identical in volume-size and the electrical intensity on both stationary voltage fields (952/953) are similar due to the fact that both primary coil (957) and secondary coil (958) comprising and fo…

…and beyond air gate assembly (GG), the moving air gases (101) are exposed to high energy voltage fields (up to and beyond 2,000 volts) (106/107) of opposite electrical polarity which causes ambient air gases to be…

…movement is directly related to applied voltage. These electrical "forces" are known as "voltage fields" and can exhibit either a positive or negative electrical charge. Likewise, Ions or particles within the elec…

…ent is directly related to applied voltage (65). These electrical "forces" are known as ''voltage fields" and can exhibit either a positive (66) or negative (67) electrical charge. Likewise, Ions or charged particl…

…movement is directly related to applied voltage. These electrical "forces" are known as "voltage fields" and can exhibit either a positive or negative electrical charge. Likewise, ions or particles within the elec…

…(5-1) as to Figure (5-2) and Figure (5-8). Figure (5-1) Figure (5-2) Figure (5-8) Applied voltage fields (66-El/67-E2) causes and forms both opposite attraction forces (ST - ST') and (RU - RU') across exposed Hydro…

…n the electrical charged sub-particles of the atom and the recurring pulsating electrical voltage fields (E15/E16) of opposite electrical polarity of potential (B+/B-), as so illustrated in (1020) of Figure (11-1)…

…he same electrical circuit generates an repelling action. Electrical forces are known as “voltage fields” and can exhibit either a positive or negative electrical charge. Likewise, Ions or Particles within the elec…

…(3B) enters into Voltage Igniter Stage (180) of Figure (3B) and exposed to high intensity voltage fields (33 / 36) (typically 2,000 volts or above @ 10 Khz or above) opposite electrical polarity (E7 / E8) ...which,…

…y opposite voltage polarity in a electronic circuit is extremely economical since applied voltage fields propagating opposite electrical attraction forces between the bipolar water molecule and the stationary volta…

…nside Electrostatic Filter Assembly (440) and subsequently exposed to opposite electrical voltage fields (148/152), as so illustrated in Figure (3-45). Negative electrically charged contaminates (157a xxx 157n) mig…

…en atom (s) (1030) of figure (11-3) ... whichever the case may be, the applied stationary voltage fields (952/E13 – 953/E14) or (954/E15 – 956/E16) alternately switch over periodically superimposes electrical stres…

…cturing Process (100) of Figure (6) being stimulated to activation by opposite electrical voltage fields (49/51) of Figure (3B) as to (180) of Figure (14). flame projection (16) of Figure (3B) Water Fuel Injection…

…e (8-1) (580) of Figure (6-1) The resultant ever increasing pulsating opposite electrical voltage fields (603/604a xxx 603/604n) of Figure (8-1) having superimposed thereon counter opposing Rippling Voltage-Surface…

…ted in (1050) of Figure (11-7). Oscillating the bipolar water molecule by way of opposite voltage fields without amp influxing to heat water on demand, hereby, defines the "Mode of Operability" of the WFC Steam Res…

…-5) enters into Voltage Igniter Stage (180) of Figure (4-5) and exposed to high intensity voltage fields (33/36) (typically 2,000 volts or above @ 10 Khz or above) of opposite electrical polarity (E7 / E8) ...which…

…mic infrastructure of plate-material (E9/E10) when exposed to the same applied electrical voltage fields (66/67) after a pre-set time ... causing molecular electrical movement to occur within the surface-material (…

…Water droplets (28a xxx 28n) escaping from spray-mist (47) and exposed to high intensity voltage fields of opposite polarity 33/36) are stimulated to undergo Electrical Polarization Process (160) of Figure (3-26)…

…ong with free floating negative charged electrons are, now, deflected (pulsing electrical voltage fields of opposite polarity) through the Electrical Polarization Process … imparting or superimposing a second physi…

…l wave-guide to enhance particle movement in a lateral or angular displacement to applied voltage fields (66/67). Insulated housing (72) prevents voltage coupling to water bath (68) which allows applied voltage amp…

…rical charged nucleus. The Positive Electrical Voltage Field (E3) and Negative Electrical Voltage Fields (E4) are triggered "Simultaneously" during the same duty-pulse. Electron Extraction Circuit (BB) of Figure (1…

…ground potential during each pulse. The voltage polarity on the plates. which create the voltage fields remains constant although the voltage charge increases. Positive and negative voltage “zones” are thus formed…

…e ground potential during each pulse. The voltage polarity on the plates which create the voltage fields remains constant although the voltage charge increases. Positive and negative voltage “zones” are thus formed…

…evel state. The gas ions are oppositely electrically charged and subjected to oscillating voltage fields of opposite polarity and are also subjected to a pulsating electromagnetic wave energy source. Immediately af…

…e ground potential during each pulse. The voltage polarity on the plates which create the voltage fields remains constant although the voltage charge increases. Positive and negative voltage “zones” are thus formed…

…e ground potential during each pulse. The voltage polarity on the plates which create the voltage fields remains constant although the voltage charge increases. Positive and negative voltage “zones” are thus formed…

…trigger thermal energy-yield. Water mist droplets are exposed to high intensity pulsating voltage fields in accordance with an electrical polarization process that separates the atoms of the water molecule and caus…

…rical energy output in gas disassociation through an electrode system whereby the applied voltage fields accelerate hydrogen and oxygen gas creation, including ionization, until gases are produced, whereupon energy…

…trigger thermal energy-yield. Water mist droplets are exposed to high intensity pulsating voltage fields in accordance with an electrical polarization process that separates the atoms of the water molecule and caus…

…on by opposite voltage polarity in an electronic circuit is economical since the applied voltage fields propagating opposite electrical attraction forces between the bipolar water molecule and stationary voltage f…

…the 'Differential Voltage Wave-Guide' (1040), defined by alternate pulsation of opposite voltage fields at different pulse time-on periods per 'Voltage Switchover Firing Logic' (B+/O - B-/O - O/B+ - O/B-).…

Oscillating the bipolar water molecule by way of opposite voltage fields without amp influxing to heat water on demand defines the 'Mode of Operability' of the WFC Steam Resonator.…

Ionized atoms and free floating negative electrons are deflected by pulsing electrical voltage fields of opposite polarity through the Electrical Polarization Process, imparting a second physical particle-impact fo…

…ge Igniter Stage (180) of Figure 4-5, the water-fuel mixture is exposed to high intensity voltage fields (33/36) typically 2,000 volts or above at 10 kHz or above, of opposite electrical polarity (E7/E8).…

The high intensity voltage fields in the Voltage Igniter Stage perform an electrical polarization process (160) of Figure 3-26 while undergoing Dielectric Resonance (240) of Figure 3-31.…

Water droplets (28a-28n) escaping from spray-mist (47) and exposed to high intensity voltage fields of opposite polarity (33/36) undergo the Electrical Polarization Process (160, Figure 3-26).…

…gitudinal wave-guide to enhance lateral/angular particle movement relative to the applied voltage fields.…

…ass through the air filter chamber and air gate assembly, they are exposed to high energy voltage fields of opposite electrical polarity (up to and beyond 2,000 volts) causing ejection of orbital electrons and form…

Voltage fields (106/107) are physically configured via skin effect using T304 stainless steel material to form voltage plates (E3/E4), which are chemically inert to the gas ionization process and form the tubular G…

…inside Electrostatic Filter Assembly (440), where they are exposed to opposite electrical voltage fields (148/152), per Figure 3-45.…

Exposing water contaminates (144a...144n) to applied voltage fields (E1/E2) produces electrically charged contaminates (157/158) and also kills bacteria that might be present in the water bath (68).…

…ter-Fuel mixture (48) enters Voltage Igniter Stage (180) and is exposed to high intensity voltage fields (33/36), typically 2,000 volts or above at 10 kHz or above, of opposite electrical polarity (E7/E8).…

Exposure to the high intensity voltage fields performs the Electrical Polarization Process (160) undergoing Dielectric Resonance (240), which sets up and triggers the Hydrogen Fracturing Process (390) via electro-s…

Water droplets exposed to opposing-polarity high intensity voltage fields undergo Electrical Polarization Process (160), separating hydrogen atoms (77a/77b) and oxygen atom (76) and causing electron ejection (230),…

…lly occupy the Resonant Cavity Zone (35) and are exposed to pulsating opposite electrical voltage fields (49/51) per voltage waveform (280) of Figure (17), the Electrical Polarization Process (160) of Figure (25) f…

…ed to applied voltage — higher voltage yields higher gas output (Figure 7), with variable voltage fields exceeding hundreds of volts during fuel cell operation.…

…nds of volts trigger this ionization state, and atom stabilization does not occur because voltage fields are repetitive without polarity change.…

The Steam Resonant Cavity produces superheated steam by applying pulsating voltage fields on opposite sides of a water molecule while restricting amp flow, using an alternate pulsing circuit (Q5/Q6) feeding a dual-…

…69) to produce superheated steam via voltage deflection; increasing the formation-rate of voltage fields (62/71) increases the rate of steam production.…

…l that is required to dissociate the water molecule via 'Electrical Stress' from opposite voltage fields.…

Applied voltage fields (66-E1/67-E2) form opposite attraction forces (ST-ST' and RU-RU') across the hydrogen atom: the negatively charged electron is attracted toward the stationary positive voltage field (66), whi…

…rical Tension of Forces (4/5) is directly related to the Voltage Intensity of the applied voltage fields (66/67), which varies with applied voltage amplitude (Vo...Vn); increasing voltage amplitude further increase…

Repetitive pulsing of the applied voltage fields (66/67) oscillates the Energy Aperture (7) to emit a greater amount of Universal Energy (9a...9n) into the proton nucleus, increasing the hydrogen atom's energy leve…

…) undergoes particle alignment of its atomic structure when exposed to applied electrical voltage fields (66/67), producing molecular electrical movement within the surface-material.…

Ever-increasing pulsating opposite electrical voltage fields with superimposed Rippling Voltage-Surfaces create a rubberbanding Pulsating Opposite Electrical Stress across the Water Gap (Cp), causing gas atom parti…

Applied stationary voltage fields (952/E13–953/E14 or 954/E15–956/E16) alternately switch over periodically, superimposing electrical stress forces (S-S' and R-R') onto the water molecule atom's energy spectrum, ca…

Repetitive formation of pulse voltage fields (952a...952n - 953a...953n or 954a...954n - 956a...956n) continues the 'Voltage Energized Thermal Transference Effect' (Figure 11-5, also called the Atomic Flexing Proce…

…be displaced at the same velocity since their masses and the electrical intensity of both voltage fields are equal.…

…minates for a brief period (T3A), redirecting the bipolar water molecules toward opposite voltage fields (956/954).…