Patent Application: US-54461104-A

Abstract:
devices and methods are disclosed for whirling a liquid including water , and further for different uses of such a device . the device includes a vortex unit including seven essentially parallel elongate helical elements , of which six are positioned around the seventh . the device may be used , for instance , for improving the performance of a coolant , for exhaust emission control , and / or for reducing the effect of electromagnetic radiation in an environment .

Description:
fig1 illustrates a device according to the invention for whirling a liquid comprising water . the device comprises a so - called vortex unit 10 , which comprises seven helical elements , here in the form of seven helical strings 11 , each string surrounding a cylindrical space . the helical elements are arranged so that their ‘ cylinder axes ’ are essentially parallel . thus , it is not necessary that the cylinder axes be exactly parallel for the inventive , molecular structure changing effect on water to be achieved , but the more parallel the cylinder axes the better will the device probably function . the seven helical elements are arranged so that six helical elements are positioned around a seventh helical element , that is to say the six helical elements are arranged in a circle around the seventh helical element . in this embodiment , where each helical element surrounds a cylindrical space with an essentially constant diameter along the entire length of the cylinder axis , the seven helical elements each comprise an odd number of entire helical turns — in fig1 , the helical strings 11 have eleven helical turns each . it has been found that the effect on the device on water is greater if the number of helical turns is odd , and it has also been found that the effect generally seen increases with an increased number of helical turns , at least up to a certain limit . that more turns give a greater effect may be explained by the fact that the water molecules flowing through the vortex unit are affected during a longer distance . that the effect of the device is greater with an odd number of turns of the helical elements and with a larger number of turns is valid in general , and thus this applies to all the embodiments described herein . the material of the helical elements is preferably stainless steel , which is a dimensionally stable material that withstands exposure to moisture for a long period of time . however , practical experiments have shown that the helical elements can be made of any dimensionally stable material , such as a different metal , plastic or wood . for the helical elements to remain in the above - mentioned relative positions , they can be , for instance , welded to each other at a few points . with the device shown in fig1 and comprising the vortex unit 10 , it is thus possible to effect a change of the molecular structure of water . fig2 shows another embodiment of a device according to the invention , which , as mentioned above , differs from the device shown in fig1 only by having helical elements turned in opposite directions . more specifically , four of the helical elements , including the seventh in the centre , here the helical strings 21 h , are turned in one direction of rotation , here clockwise , while three of the helical elements , here the helical strings 21 v , are turned in the opposite direction of rotation , here counterclockwise . precisely this characteristic , that the device has helical elements turned in opposite directions , has by practical experience been found to give a certain ‘ energy - balancing ’ effect on the human body . a device comprising a vortex unit , such as the vortex unit 10 in fig1 or the vortex unit 20 in fig2 , can be used in various ways . it may be connected to a water conduit or be mounted on a water tap in order to mechanically affect water flowing through the water conduit or the water tap . the mechanical action makes the water flow in a particular vortex formation in accordance with the design of the vortex unit . it is convenient to fit the vortex unit into a housing which can be mounted as a link of a water conduit , as shown in fig3 , with the vortex unit 20 placed in a cylindrical housing 30 . the device may also be arranged in a water tank or the like , or in natural watercourses . the device can to a certain extent affect water even when it is located ‘ outside ’ the water / water flow in question , for instance in the air beside the water flow . the helical elements are preferably arranged parallel to the water flow . the explanation why the device functions also outside the water flow lies in the device also having an effect on air , since air carries a certain amount of water depending on the degree of atmospheric humidity . air passing through the vortex unit is made to spontaneously begin to flow like a whirlwind , in which case the water molecules in gas phase are capable of absorbing the kinetic energy that is generated in the vortex ( see the previous discussion under vortex mechanics of water ). owing to the above - mentioned harmonic resonance ( see harmonic resonance of water ), the effect of the device can be distributed between water molecules in air and in water . thus , the device makes it possible to effect a change of the molecular structure also of water that is not directly exposed to the device , but instead indirectly exposed by way of other water molecules in surrounding air , or of course also in surrounding water . for example , by pouring a bucket of water , which has been exposed to the device , into a tank , it is possible to change the molecular structure of water in the entire tank and of water in the air above the tank . fig4 shows another embodiment of a device according to the invention for whirling a liquid comprising water . the most significant difference between the device shown in fig4 and the device shown in fig2 is that the device shown in fig4 has a vortex unit 40 which comprises helical strings 41 v and 41 h which are ‘ doubly conical ’, that is to say the diameter of each helical string tapers from the ends of the string towards the centre of the string like in a cone , so that a ‘ waist ’ forms in the centre of each helical string . this conicity has , in addition to a larger number of helical turns , by practical experience proved to give a stronger effect , probably in the form of increased additional energy as mentioned in the introductory part , of exposed water . the vortex unit 40 shown in fig4 can , like the vortex unit 20 , be mounted in a housing as shown in fig3 to be connected to a water conduit . fig5 shows a device according to the present invention for changing the molecular structure of water , which comprises two opposing , ‘ opposite ’ and conical vortex units 50 v and 50 h . the vortex units 50 v and 50 h are opposed in such a manner that they are arranged parallel along the same line , the narrow ends of the helical strings of the vortex unit 50 v being directed towards the corresponding narrow ends of the helical strings of the vortex unit 50 h . the vortex units 50 v and 50 h are also ‘ opposite ’ in such a manner that the helical central string of the vortex unit 50 v is turned counterclockwise while the central string of the vortex unit 50 h is turned clockwise . of the surrounding helical strings of each vortex unit 50 v , 50 h , three are turned clockwise and three are turned counterclockwise . the combination of the effects from two vortex units on the same water , which preferably are arranged in the above - described opposing and ‘ opposite ’ relationship , seems to create a certain synergy effect , probably by providing an increased yield of energetically affected water molecules . in other terms , when including two vortex units , the device becomes more effective . the vortex elements 50 v and 50 h can advantageously be mounted in a water conduit as shown in fig5 , so that water can be made to flow through the respective vortex units 50 v and 50 h from the “ thick ” end to the “ narrow ” end of the vortex unit , and then be combined to one flow after leaving the respective vortex units 50 v and 50 h . the two vortex units 50 v and 50 h need not be conical , but as mentioned above the effect has been found to be increased by the conical shape owing to an increase of the implosion effect , which has been mentioned in the introductory part of the description . the device which is shown in fig5 can be used to manufacture a product that can also be used to change the molecular structure of water in an environment in which the product is placed . this change of structure of water in the environment can in turn affect individuals staying in the environment in such a manner that they are affected less negatively by , for instance , electromagnetic radiation in the same environment ( see the results from the begonia study above ). the manufacture of the product is done so that water is exposed to the device according to fig5 by letting it flow through the device , whereupon the exposed water is allowed to wet the material of the product . this material could probably be any material whatever that can absorb water . suitable examples are paper / board , cardboard , woven material , wood etc . however , there are indications that also metals can be used , which would mean that the material need not be porous at all . the thus wetted material of the product is then allowed to dry , whereby an imprint of the exposed water in the material is provided , which imprint has been found to be able to reduce the effect of electromagnetic radiation . the product can then be provided in the form of pieces of board to be placed in front of displays and inside covers of mobile telephones , in the form of writing paper and leaves in books , in the form of kitchen paper and toilet paper , in the form of articles of clothing , in the form of interior decoration such as wallpapers , carpets , cloths , curtains , furnishing fabrics etc , in the form of building material such as particle board and insulating material etc . fig6 shows a device according to another embodiment of the present invention for changing the molecular structure of water . in this embodiment , the device comprises a vortex unit 60 which has helical elements in the form of threaded holes 61 , instead of helical strings like in the previously presented embodiments . the number of turns of the thread is crucial in the same way as the number of turns of the helical strings stated above , that is to say the number of turns of the thread is preferably odd , and the more turns of the thread the greater the effect . just as stated above , the threads in all holes can be turned in the same direction , or preferably threads in four holes , including the central one , can be turned in one direction while threads in the remaining three holes are turned in the other direction . the threaded holes 61 are preferably made in a piece of material , such as a stainless steel metal disc of a suitable thickness . manufacture can easily take place by drilling seven holes arranged relative to each other as shown in fig6 , and the drilled holes are threaded by means of a screw tap . a device according to this embodiment can , just like previously presented devices , be mounted in a flow of water and thus affect the molecular structure of the water . it can be used for coolant , exhaust emission control and radiation protection just like the devices with helical strings . the device according to this embodiment may be most suited for use in air , in which case it affects water molecules in the air as described above . since the device can be small and handy , it will be easy to carry about . fig7 shows a device according to yet another embodiment of the present invention for changing the molecular structure of water . in this embodiment , the device comprises two opposing and ‘ opposite ’ vortex units 70 v and 70 h , quite analogously with the device shown in fig5 , comprising two opposing and opposite vortex units 50 v and 50 h . the greatest difference compared with the device as shown in fig5 is that the two vortex units 70 v and 70 h of the device according to fig7 comprises , instead of helical strings , helical threaded holes , just like the device according to fig6 . the vortex units are opposed in such a manner that they are assembled along common hole centre axes , 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