Weatherspoon Humidity Modifier System
Abstract
The Weatherspoon Humidity Modifier System is a high pressured closed irrigation system, which employs atomizer nozzles five to ten feet apart producing aerosol to suppress fire outside in semi-closed areas. It uses this approach to fight wildland fires in drought stricken areas. The system is embedded in the parameter of the landscape using the low depression and high elevation of the land to act as boundaries to bottle moisture and divide the territory; reducing the spread of wildfires. The approach use by my system changes the environment surrounding the fire by manually increasing the relative humidity; therefore, making it uninductive for fire production. The Weatherspoon Humidity Modifier System operates by water pressure in closed piping. It is monitored and controlled by satellite and radio transmission. The water supply is from nearby reservoirs or trucked in and put in the system. The system can protect land, structures and evacuation routes.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedI. The Weatherspoon Humidity Modifier attackers fire suppression from the direction of altering the amount of water vapor that exists in the atmosphere.
II. My system uses fine mist from hundreds of atomizers around the parameter of the areas to be protected, by adding moisture to the absolute humidity portion of the relative humidity.
III. Aerosol droplets from the Weatherspoon Humidity Modifier System will absorb more heat from the fire, then changing to steam when the water turns into gas vapors. This gas vapors from the water release the hydrogen molecules, which in turn competes with the fire for oxygen. This removes the combustion oxygen factor from the fire, causing it to go out (smoothering the fire).
IV. With continual use of the Weatherspoon Humidity Modifier System the atmosphere will reach dew point; then deposition will wet the protected landscape slowing or stopping senders from burning.
V. My system can be more cost effective, easy to apply, remote control and safer for fire fighters.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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