EP2322788A1

EP2322788A1 - Static device for inhibiting external areas of influence applicable to fluids, liquids, gases and organic matter in general

Info

Publication number: EP2322788A1
Application number: EP09806465A
Authority: EP
Inventors: Joan Soto Bertran
Original assignee: Ion Oil SL
Current assignee: ECO CAR GROUP 34 SL
Priority date: 2008-08-12
Filing date: 2009-08-06
Publication date: 2011-05-18
Also published as: EP2322788A4; ES1068677U; WO2010018273A1; ES1068677Y

Abstract

This invention relates to a static device inhibiting external areas of influence applicable to fluids, liquids, gases and organic matter in general, comprising a base of crushed minerals combined with a physical support base that enables contact with the organic matter to be treated. Preferably, it is implemented in an external cylindrical casing (1), extended at both ends by pass-through hollow tubular attachments, threaded externally, with a curved laminar plate butted perimetrally against its inside wall and a foam block (4) filling the entire space of the casing. Alternatively the foam block is linked to a filtering element or is itself filtering. The laminar plate is made up of plastic material combined with crushed minerals, specifically, ferrite, neodymium, rhodium, samarium and palladium in the appropriate proportions.

Description

This invention, as described in the heading of this specification, relates to a static device for inhibiting external areas of influence applicable to fluids, liquids, gases and organic matter in general, which, due to its configuration, characteristics and operation, widely exceeds the articles existing in the current market or in the corresponding state of the art.
The object of this utility model is an inhibiting device external areas of influence, of magnetic, radioelectric and similar kinds, affecting fluids, liquids and combustible gases and organic matter in general, this inhibiting device being formed by a group of minerals crushed in the appropriate proportions associated with a physical support that allows these minerals and the organic matter in question to come into contact. Apart from other applications, this inhibiting device is of particular use in internal and external combustion engines running on petrol, achieving greater effectiveness from the engine, lower fuel consumption and greater power and d rive.

State of the art

The use is well known of magnetic techniques to reorganize the molecules that form different elements, from air to water.
Equally well known are the devices that operate as filters used in engines, in which case it is the combustible product that is subject to the influence of magnetism in order to reorganize its particles, seeking the highest purity thereof. In general, these types of filters break down hydrocarbon molecular chains, which separate from each other and join together again in an organized manner, facilitating, increasing and improving their contact with oxygen. This procedure provides better combustion in the engine, saving fuel and increasing the power of the engine.
If we consider possible precedents in the matter of intellectual property, there are several patents analysing how to increase the performance of fuel and engines, but in general they tend to focus their proposals on the use of magnetism in order to reorganize fuel particles. This is the case of patent P9600013, which develops a magnetic device that reduces fuel consumption and consists of a modular system of magnets capable of creating areas of high intensity. Patent P9601633 also relates to a magnet flux unit for ionizing fuel, focused on a device containing a magnetic field that has certain characteristics, created by placing magnets in a certain position, allowing the circulation of liquids and orienting their electric charges. Utility model U9201746 develops a magnetic device for the treatment of automobile and similar liquid fuels which contains a magnet and is placed at a point before the carburettor of the vehicle or at the exit of the fuel filter. Finally, utility model U200800632 is focused on an ionizing device for combustion engines which, by means of a magnetic field, provides an optimum orientation of the molecular ions present in the fuel.
Considering these precedents, it is clear that the devices and means used to reorganize the molecules of fuels, thus increasing their performance, are mainly based on magnetization and/or ionization processes. Apart from this, there is no other legal or technical precedent similar to the one presented in this utility model that can be applied not only to liquid and gas fuels but to any other kind of organic matter, including water, and that can operate by preventing the influence of external areas, including magnetism, on the matter.

Object of the invention

Thus, this utility model relates to a static device for inhibiting external areas of influence applicable to fluids, liquids, gases and organic matter in general, which, contrary to current magnetizing filters and devices, operates by demagnetizing the matter on which it acts, in practice allowing said matter to act and behave naturally at a molecular level, without external influences.
This is a static inhibiting device applied to electromagnetic, electric, magnetoelectric, radioelectric and other similar fields that negatively affect organic matter, ensuring the electrons are not under external force fields but act naturally, not randomly and without superficial tension. As a consequence, the chaos of energy and magnetism that occurs in any organic matter, and that tends to destabilize the normal original behaviour of said matter, is absent. Specifically, in the case of liquid and gas fuels, since they flow through the device, they recuperate their natural state on a molecular level, which is more likely, due to its nature, to connect and combine better with oxygen, which provides a better mix and, in short, better combustion both in internal combustion engines and in external combustion burners.
As for its components, the inhibiting device, specifically applied to fluids and gases, is formed by a casing that has connexion attachments in the fuel flow tube, these being pass-through connectors to allow the fuel to flow. Inside the casing there are two basic elements for the appropriate operation of the device. Firstly, there is a flat laminar part or plate consisting of plastic material combined with certain crushed minerals, specifically ferrite, neodymium, rhodium, samarium and palladium, in the appropriate proportions, this plate being placed on the perimeter inside the casing, wrapping round the second element, which consists of a foam cylindrical block occupying the internal space of the casing and the function of which is to keep the laminar plate in the correct position.
As we have mentioned before, the inhibiting device claimed is applicable to any kind of organic matter, allowing a molecular reorganization which returns it to its natural state, preventing the influence of external fields that alter and modify its nature and behaviour. Therefore, the physical components of the inhibiting device can change in order to be able to adapt to different organic matter bodies on which it acts, maintaining a base of crushed minerals associated with a physical support base which allows contact with the organic matter to be treated. Thus, the support base can take on different forms; can be adapted in size, can have different levels of rigidity or flexibility; can be, to varying degrees, solid, liquid or condensed; can be formed by non-plastic materials, for example, textile or glass, etc. In short, the support base can change its components, configuration and composition as long as it permits its association with the crushed minerals described.
As for the crushed mineral base, the number and kinds of minerals can change, as well as the percentage of each one of them, according to the results to be obtained.
In an alternative realization, the inhibiting device claimed also acts as a filter, for which it incorporates an element with filtering characteristics, which is associated with the foam block. In a second alternative realization, the same foam block is the filtering element, in this case changing its porosity.

Description of the drawings

In order to help understanding the innovation claimed herein, certain drawings are attached which need to be analyzed and considered only by way of example, not of a limiting or restrictive nature.

FIGURE 1 - View of the inhibiting device applied to fuels
FIGURE 2.- Floor plan of the device
FIGURE 3 - Elevated cross-section of the device
FIGURE 4.- Floor plan of the device
FIGURE 5- View of the plastic internal plate
FIGURE 6.- View of the internal foam block

Preferred realization of the invention

According to these figures, and specifically to figure 1 and figure 2, the object of this utility model is a static device inhibiting external areas of influence applicable to fluids, liquids, gases and any kind of organic matter, this realization preferably being applied to combustible fluids and gases, being formed in this case by an external casing (1), cylindrical in shape, extended at both ends by tubular attachments with external threads (2), these being hollow pass-through attachments (3).

Figure 3 and figure 4 show the device, with details of the foam part (4) which occupies all the internal space and the laminar plate (5) which is adapted to the internal perimeter of the casing (1), acting as a coating for this internal wall and completely surrounding the foam (4)
Figure 5 shows this plastic laminar plate in detail (5) which is combined and associated with a crushed mixture of ferrite, neodymium, rhodium, samarium and palladium in the appropriate proportions.
Figure 6 show the foam part in detail (4) placed inside the casing (1), occupying the internal space and keeping the plastic plate in its perimeter position.

The installation and operation of the device is simple. The casing (1) is connected at an intermediate point of the fuel flow, connecting to the tube or original conduit by means of the threaded pass-through attachments (2), thus the fuel, on its route from the tank to the engine, enters one of the attachments and goes through the device and the internal foam (4) and comes into contact with the perimeter plate (5) which acts on the fuel as an inhibitor, to finally exit through the opposite attachment and continue the normal circuit until reaching the engine.
The same result obtained with the fuel can be extrapolated to any other kind of organic matter which comes into contact with the claimed inhibitor, adapting the physical support base, associated with the crushed mineral, to the needs of said organic matter. For example, if it is a solid body, logically there is no need for flow and it is only placed into contact with the same. This would be the case, for example, of a shoe insole.
This description is considered to be sufficient for any person skilled in the art to understand the scope of the invention and the advantages derived from it. The materials, form, size and placement of the elements are subject to change, as long as this does not mean any alteration to the essence of the invention. The terms used in this specification should be taken in a broad, non-restrictive sense.

Claims

Static device inhibiting external areas of influence applicable to fluids, liquids, gases and organic matter in general, basically characterised because it is formed by a base of crushed minerals associated with a physical support base which enables contact with the organic matter to be treated, this inhibiting device being focused on a preferable realization for combustible fluids and gases in an external casing (1), cylindrical in shape, extended at both ends by tubular attachments with external threads (2), these being hollow pass-through attachments (3), and containing a curved laminar plate or part (5) and a foam block (4).
Static device inhibiting external areas of influence applicable to fluids, liquids, gases and organic matter in general, according to the first claim, basically characterised because the laminar plate (5) consists of plastic material combined with crushed minerals, specifically ferrite, neodymium, rhodium, samarium and palladium in the appropriate proportions, this plate being attached to the internal wall of the casing (1), covering the perimeter.
Static device inhibiting external areas of influence applicable to fluids, liquids, gases and organic matter in general, according to the first claim, basically characterised because the foam block (4), cylindrical in shape, occupies the whole internal space of the casing (1), keeping the plastic laminar plate (5) in its perimeter position.
Static device inhibiting external areas of influence applicable to fluids, liquids, gases and organic matter in general, according to the first claim, basically characterised because the base of crushed minerals is subject to modifying the number and types of minerals forming it, as well as the proportion of each, according to the result to be obtained.
Static device inhibiting external areas of influence applicable to fluids, liquids, gases and organic matter in general, according to the first claim, basically characterised because, alternatively, the physical support base is able to change its conformation, configuration and composition as long as this enables its association with the crushed minerals, being adjusted to the same size-wise; being, to varying degrees, solid, liquid or condensed; having different levels of rigidity or flexibility, consisting of non-plastic material.
Static device inhibiting external areas of influence applicable to fluids, liquids, gases and organic matter in general, according to the first and third claims, basically characterised because in an alternative realization it contains a filtering element associated with the foam block.
Static device inhibiting external areas of influence applicable to fluids, liquids, gases and organic matter in general, according to the first and third claim, basically characterised because in an alternative realization the foam block is a filtering element.