High efficiency heater using spatial energy

Abstract

A high efficiency heater using spatial energy includes a motor, a body, a cover, and a vortex-generating unit. The body includes a through-hole into which a rotating shaft of the motor is inserted, a plurality of grooves on an inner face thereof, and a discharge pipe provided on an outer face thereof so as to communicate with the inner face. The cover is assembled with the body and has a center through-hole into which a suction pipe is assembled, and a plurality of grooves on an inner face thereof. The vortex-generating unit is shaped like a disk, mounted in a space defined by the body and the cover in a manner as to be separated from a space wall, and has a center through-hole into which the rotating shaft of the motor is inserted, and a plurality of grooves on an outer face thereof.

1 . A high efficiency heater using spatial energy comprising:
 a motor, having a rotating shaft;   a body having a through-hole, a plurality of grooves formed as steps on an inner face thereof, and a discharge pipe provided on an outer face thereof so as to communicate with the inner face, said rotating shaft being inserted into said through hole;   a cover being assembled with the body and having a center through-hole into which a suction pipe is assembled, and a plurality of grooves formed as steps on an inner face thereof;   a fluid-accelerating means shaped as an impeller, being provided on an end of the rotating shaft of the motor; and   a vortex-generating means shaped as a disk, being mounted in a space defined by the body and the cover in a manner as to be separated from a space wall, and having a center through-hole into which the rotating shaft of the motor is inserted, and a plurality of grooves formed as steps on an outer face thereof,   wherein, while driving the fluid-accelerating means, fluid introduced through the suction pipe flows into the space formed on the outside of the vortex-generating; means and discharges out through the discharge pipe of the body, the fluid flowing through the vortex-generating means is decomposed into molecules by the grooves of the vortex-generating means, the cover, and the body so as to generate thermal energy.   
     
     
         2 . The high efficiency heater using spatial energy according to  claim 1 , wherein a distance between the grooves of the cover, the body, and the vortex-generating means is proportional to a diameter of the vortex-generating means. 
     
     
         3 . The high efficiency heater using spatial energy according to  claim 1 , wherein a diameter of the suction pipe is 1.2 to 1.4 times a diameter of the discharge pipe. 
     
     
         4 . The high efficiency heater using spatial energy according to  claim 1 , wherein a cross section of the suction pipe is identical to a cross section at a distance between the vortex-generating means, the body, and the cover. 
     
     
         5 . The high efficiency heater using spatial energy according to  claim 1 , wherein the suction pipe is coaxial with the fluid-accelerating means, and wherein the discharge pipe is formed on the body so as to be connected with the outer face of the vortex-generating unit.