Figure (5-2)
Oxygen Energy Balance
Also written Gas Processor Assembly2 · Oxygen Ener Gy Balance
How it is written
- (5-2) 11×
Drawings 6
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Gas Processor Assembly 2 · Differential Air-Gas Inlet Control
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Captioned as this figure · Energy Pumping Action
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(510) of Figure (5-2) · In Application of Usage
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Captioned as this figure · Illustrations
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(510) of Figure (5-2) · 8-4 - State Space (Sp)
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Figure (5-2) · Propagating Electrical Stress
On this figure 10
- 3 Proton
- 11 Energy Aperture
- 12 Logic-Point
- 14 Response-Time
- 66 Positive Voltage Potential
- 67 Opposite Polarity
- 68 Water Bath
- 510 —
- 520 Energy Pumping Action
- BB' Electrical Attraction Force
Where it is named · 11
Energy Pumping Action 4×
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… exerting Electrical Pressure of opposite polarity on the atomic level, as illustrated in Figure (5-1) as to Figure (5-2) and Figure (5-8).
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Figure (5-2)
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… Likewise, liberated oxygen atom (76) and other dissolved air gases (97) submerged in water bath (68) undergo and experience similar Energy Pumping Action (520) (aperture oscillation) of their respective Energy Aperture (11a xxx 11n) when exposed to voltage stimulation (66/67), as further illustrated in Figure (5-2).
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In this phase of application, opposite attraction force (BB') provides a energy transfer path (12) to each respective proton (3a xxx 3n) from energy aperture (11) which is centrally formed during proton grouping ... establishing nucleus (14) of Figure (5-2).
In Application of Usage 2×
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Energy Pumping Action (500) of Figure (5-1) as to (510) of Figure (5-2) undergoing "Resonant Propagation" of opposite electrical stress (ST-ST'/RU-RU') oscillates the "Energy Aperture" (7a -- 7n ) of the combustible gas atoms to increase the atomic energy level (see graph 610 of Figure 6-4) of the combustible gas atoms prior to gas ignition.
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(510) of Figure (5-2)
8-4 - State Space (Sp) 2×
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… he point of state of atomic-equilibrium by way of opposite Voltage Electrical Attraction Force (RR' - SS' as to RU/RU' - ST/ST'), as further illustrated in (500) of Figure (5-1) as to (510) of Figure (5-2).
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(510) of Figure (5-2)
Propagating Electrical Stress 1×
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Figure (5-2)
Voltage Flexing Process 2×
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... forcing energy Apertures (7) of both unlike atoms of the water molecule (500) of Figure (5-1) and (510) of Figure (5-2) to be momentarily enlarged to a greater size (Particle flexing called hereinafter Particle Oscillation), separately but simultaneously
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(510) of Figure (5-2)