US2014312079A1PendingUtilityA1

Simplex valving circuit

Assignee: MCWHORTER EDWARD MILTONPriority: Apr 23, 2013Filed: Apr 23, 2013Published: Oct 23, 2014
Est. expiryApr 23, 2033(~6.7 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
B22D 39/02B01J 4/02F16K 5/18B01J 4/007F16K 5/0442
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Abstract

A rotating spindle shaft is used as a valving mechanism for dispensing finite quantities of fluidized alkaline metals at regular spaced intervals into a reaction chamber for hydrolyzation to produce intense discrete surges of direct current flow.

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         11 . A rotatively mounted spindle shaft in a valve block, the spindle shaft being turned by a gear, an orifice passing perpendicularly through the longitudinal axes at the middle of the length of the spindle shaft, the valve block having aligned inlet and outlet port passages that are also in alignment with the spindle shaft orifice, rotation of the spindle shaft opens and closes the flow through the valve block producing a pulsed fluid flow, the pulsed fluid flow passing through the valve block is an alkaline metal induced by a low volume high pressure pumping system, rotation of the spindle shaft produces a periodic opening and closing of alkaline metal flow through the valve block in a pulsed flow in concert with the rate of rotation of the spindle shaft, the alkaline metal passes out of the injector into a hydrolyzation chamber where it is hydrolyzed by an impinging water jet forming dissociated products of the water molecule, the dissociation products mixed with heated carbon dioxide carrier gas are discharged into a capacitor tuyere, the electrons released in the hydrolyzation reactions are electrostatically absorbed on the capacitor tuyere strakes, the electrons absorbed on the strakes are electrically conducted into a dielectric circuit for electrical generation. 
     
     
         12 . Claim  11  in which the carrier gas positive ion steam passes out of capacitor tuyere through an expansion nozzle into the ambient atmosphere. 
     
     
         13 . Claim  11  in which the heated CO 2  carrier gas passes out of the capacitor tuyere through a nozzle as an open bonded proton charged diffuse mixture for organic synthesis.

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