US2013149209A1PendingUtilityA1

Device for altering molecular bonds in fluids

Assignee: LIVINGSTON FIRMPriority: Jul 19, 2010Filed: Feb 5, 2013Published: Jun 13, 2013
Est. expiryJul 19, 2030(~3.9 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
F02M 27/045C02F 2201/004C02F 1/481B01J 2219/0862B01J 2219/0852B01J 19/087
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Abstract

A device for altering molecular bonds in fluids ( 1 ) having a substantially tubular housing ( 2 ). The substantially tubular housing has a perimeter wall ( 3 ), a first end ( 4 ), a second end ( 5 ), an inner surface ( 6 ) and an outer surface ( 7 ). Caps ( 8 ) are located on the first end and on the second end. One or more geometrically shaped extensions ( 11 ) may be located on the caps to allow a user to rotate the caps and/or the entire housing with a wrench. An aperture is located on each cap to allow liquid to pass though into or out of the housing. Threads ( 10 ) are located within the apertures to allow a user to install the device for altering molecular bonds in fluids in a fuel line, water line or other liquid conduit. A plurality of magnets ( 13 ) are secured within one or more casings ( 14 ) that separate and hold the magnets in place within the housing.

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         23 . A device for altering molecular bonds in fluids comprising:
 a housing having a perimeter wall;   said perimeter wall having a first end, a second end, an inner surface and an outer surface;   a cap located on the first end of the substantially tubular shaped perimeter wall, said cap having an aperture located therein;   a cap located on the second end of the perimeter wall, said cap having an aperture located therein;   at least one casing located within the housing;   said at least one casing comprising an elongated tubular housing having an outer wall with a first end and a second end;   at least two magnets located within the elongated tubular housing and separated from each other by spacing means that prevents the at least two magnets from coming into contact with each other,   at least one hole located on the outer wall of the elongated tubular housing adjacent to each spacing means in a manner to allow liquid to flow into and out of the elongated tubular housing between the at least two magnets;   a locking means located on the first end of the elongated tubular housing to lock the at least two magnets within the elongated tubular housing;   a locking means located on the second end of the elongated tubular housing to lock the at least two magnets within the elongated tubular housing;   said spacing means comprises a center post that is parallel to the elongated tubular housing; and   at least two extension posts extending substantially perpendicularly from each end of the center post.   
     
     
         24 . A device for altering molecular bonds in fluids comprising:
 a housing having perimeter wall;   said perimeter wall having a first end, a second end, an inner surface and an outer surface;   a cap located on the first end of the perimeter wall, said cap having an aperture located therein;   a cap located on the second end of the perimeter wall, said cap having an aperture located therein;   a casing located within the housing comprising two end portions and   at least one center portion;   said two end portions each having three tubular shaped outer walls connected to each other by a plurality of connecting means and each tubular shaped outer wall having a cross member located therein;   said at least one center portion having three tubular shaped outer walls connected to each other by a plurality of connecting means and each tubular shaped outer wall having a cross member located therein; and   a plurality of magnets held in place and separated by the two end portions and the at least one center portion.

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