ES2567209A1 - Atmospheric purifying equipment (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Atmospheric purifying equipment, comprising: a bundle of parallel metallic tubes (1); a mass of orgonite; an accumulator (3) formed by a reservoir in which said orgonite mass is arranged forming a path for the passage of a fluid, with an inlet (5) for fluid upstream of said path and an outlet for fluid downstream of that way; a duct (7) that puts in fluid communication a first end (8) of the metal tubes (1) with the inlet (5) of the accumulator (3); and a drive means adapted to circulate an air flow from the first end (8) of the metal tubes (1) to the outlet of the accumulator (3), passing through the conduit (7) and the path through the orgonite mass in the accumulator (3). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

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ATMOSPHERE PURIFYING EQUIPMENT

DESCRIPTION

Field of the Invention

The invention is located in the field of the purification of atmospheres by means of equipment capable of acting on the orgonic energy.

State of the art

The concept of orgonic energy was originally developed in the 1930s by Wilhelm Reich, who investigated the use of a composition of organic and inorganic materials, called "orgonite", to subtract from a negative organic energy atmosphere, considered harmful, for therapeutic purposes. These works, and other later developments, are described for example in the publication '' The Orgone Accumulator Handbook, "DeMeo, J., Natural Energy, 1989. The same author also investigated the use of a device provided with a bundle of metal tubes , called “cloudbuster” in English terminology, aimed at modifying the field of orgonic energy in a distant atmosphere towards which said bundle of tubes points, thus influencing the climatic conditions.Two further research in this field is known (see example “OROP ISRAEL 1991-1992: A Cloudbusting Experiment to Restore Wintertime Rains to Israel and the Eastern Mediterranean During an Extended Period of Drought,” DeMeo J., Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory, 1992). type "cloudbuster" the metal tubes are connected to a water flow in which the negative orgonic energy captured by them is discharged, with which the water remains contaminated

While classical science does not explain the operation of these devices based on the collection of orgonic energy, nor does it generally recognize the existence of the latter as proven, the phenomena caused by the devices for the collection of negative orgonic energy are described in numerous works, among them those mentioned above. Description of the invention

The purpose of the invention is to provide an atmosphere purifying device based on a device of the type described above, provided with a bundle of metal tubes intended for

capture negative orgonic energy, but that unlike known devices, does not cause pollution of the environment.

This purpose is achieved by means of an atmosphere purifying device, characterized in that it comprises:

- a bundle of metal tubes parallel to each other;

- an orgonite mass;

- an accumulator, formed by a tank inside which said orgonite mass is arranged forming a path for the passage of a fluid through said mass

10 of orgonite, said accumulator presenting an inlet for fluid upstream of

said path and an outlet for fluid downstream of said path;

- at least one conduit that communicates a first end of said metal tubes with said inlet of the accumulator of fluid;

- and drive means adapted to circulate an air flow from said

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said conduit and said path through the orgonite mass.

In this document, "orgonite mass" is understood as a composition comprising at least one resin, at least one mineral and at least one metal or metal alloy from the group consisting of copper, iron, brass , palladium, nickel, cobalt, bronze, titanium, gold and silver These different materials can be arranged in the form of an untidy mixture of pieces of each material, or in the form of an ordered composition, such as a succession of layers of each material

25 Thanks to the particular structure of the equipment according to the invention, the orgonic energy captured by the metal tubes is transferred through the air flow to the orgonite mass, which then operates as a negative orgonic energy sink according to the described investigations. higher. Consequently, the air flow leaves the accumulator discharged from negative orgonic energy, so that it can be discharged into the environment.

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On the basis of the invention defined in the main claim, preferred embodiments are provided whose characteristics are set out in the dependent claims.

Preferably, the orgonite mass is arranged in the accumulator in the form of plates that form a path that follows a labyrinthine path. It is thus possible to increase the contact time between the air flow and the orgonite mass.

5 Preferably, a bed of jade stones is disposed in the accumulator which is traversed by the flow of air. These jade stones complement the filtering of the air flow performed by the orgonite mass.

Preferably, the equipment comprises magnets arranged in such a way that they generate a magnetic field that crosses the inside of the accumulator, and some motor means for rotating said set of magnets, so that said magnetic field is rotating. This rotating magnetic field that crosses the inside of the accumulator also complements the filtering of the air flow made by the orgonite mass.

In preferred embodiments, said magnets are arranged on a support arranged adjacent to the accumulator and externally the same, and the motor means rotate said support. In addition, the magnets are arranged in said support in pairs, each of the magnets of a pair presenting a pole oriented towards the inside of the accumulator and of a sign opposite to that of the pole of the other magnet of said pair.

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In some intended embodiments, said drive means are drive means of a water flow, and the equipment comprises an air-water mixer that receives a water flow inlet driven by said drive means and an air flow coming from said first end of the metal tubes through said duct, and providing at its outlet a two-phase water-air flow that is conveyed by said duct to said inlet of the accumulator, so that the flow of air circulating at through said accumulator is integrated in said two-phase water-air flow, an air-water separator and a water flow return circuit to said driving means being arranged downstream of said accumulator outlet. In the configured embodiments, the orgonite mass interacts with a water flow, mixed with the air flow that comes from the tubes. Thus, a better accumulation of the orgonic energy in the orgonite mass is achieved.

In other possible embodiments, said drive means are drive means of an air flow, which directly drive an air flow from said first

end of the metal tubes to said inlet of the accumulator through said conduit, so that the flow of air circulating through the accumulator is a flow of air alone. In principle, this solution offers a lower capacity for accumulation of organic energy than the previous one, due to the absence of water, but it is easier to implement.

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In a first type of embodiments, a second end of said metal tubes, opposite said first end, is a free end, and said tube bundle is mounted on a platform provided with rotating means, to rotate said beam of metal tubes and thus adjust the direction to which said metal tubes point at said first end. He

The configured purifying equipment is designed to extract negative orgonic energy from a distant atmosphere to which said tube bundle points.

In a second type of embodiments, a second end of said metal tubes, opposite to said first end, is connected to a pipe that flows into the atmosphere

15 which is to be purified, so that said drive means circulate said air flow from said atmosphere and through said metal tubes, to said outlet of the accumulator passing through said duct and said path through the orgonite mass. The purifying equipment configured in this way is designed to extract negative orgonic energy in a localized way from a nearby atmosphere, in the area where the pipe ends.

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In a possible embodiment of the second type, the purifying equipment comprises a grid through which said tubing flows into said atmosphere to be purified in a room.

In another possible embodiment of the second type, the purifying equipment comprises a cabin containing said atmosphere to be purified, in which said tubing ends, said cabin being sized to accommodate a person. This embodiment allows to concentrate the extraction of negative orgonic energy on the environment of a person who remains in the cabin to receive a therapeutic treatment.

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In another possible embodiment of the second type, the purifying equipment comprises a helmet that contains said atmosphere that is to be purified, in which said pipe ends, said helmet being configured to house the head of a person. This form of

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realization allows to concentrate the extraction of negative orgonic energy in the environment of the head of a person receiving a therapeutic treatment.

In another possible embodiment of the second type, the purifying equipment comprises a portable manual head intended to be applied locally against the body of a person, so that between said head and the body of a person against which it is applied said atmosphere is delimited which is to be purified, in which said tubing flows through said head. This embodiment allows concentrating the extraction of negative orgonic energy in a localized way over a limited atmosphere, next to an area of the body of a person receiving a therapeutic treatment.

The invention also comprises other detail features illustrated in the following detailed description of an embodiment of the invention and in the accompanying figures.

Brief description of the drawings

The advantages and characteristics of the invention can be seen from the following description in which, without limitation with respect to the scope of the main claim, preferred ways of carrying out the invention are set forth by mentioning the figures.

Fig. 1 is an overall view of an embodiment of a first type of purifying equipment, intended to purify a distant atmosphere to which the tube bundle points.

Fig. 2 is a sectional view of an embodiment of the accumulator, which is applicable to any embodiment of the purifying equipment according to the invention.

Fig. 3 is a sectional view according to plane III-III of Fig. 2, showing the magnets arranged in the rotating support.

Fig. 4 shows a hydraulic diagram of the assembly of an arrangement in which a two-phase air-water flow is passed through the accumulator.

Fig. 5 shows a hydraulic assembly diagram of an alternative arrangement, in which

an air flow is passed only through the accumulator.

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Fig. 6 is an overall view of an embodiment of a second type of purifying equipment, intended to purify a nearby atmosphere in a localized manner, in the area where a pipe connected to the second end of the tubes flows.

Figs. 7, 8, 9 and 10 show various possible variants of the embodiments according to Fig. 6, respectively intended to purify the environment of a room in which the pipe ends through a grid (Fig. 7), to be purified the immediate environment of a person who remains in a cabin where the pipe ends (Fig. 8), to purify the

10 immediate environment of the head of a person inside a helmet in which the pipe ends (Fig. 9), and to purify in a localized way a limited atmosphere in a small area of a person's body on which a manual head is applied notebook in which the pipe ends (Fig. 10).

15 Figs. 11 and 12 are more detailed views of the cabin and the hull of Figs 8 and 9, respectively.

Detailed description of some embodiments of the invention

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Fig. 1 shows a first embodiment of the purifying equipment according to the invention, of the type intended to purify a distant atmosphere to which a bundle of metal pipes 1 parallel to each other points. Although in the figure the metal tube bundle 1 has a general circular shape in section, other shapes can be provided, such as a general rectangular shape in 25 section, with the tubes aligned or three-way. The metal tubes 1 are hollow tubes, preferably of copper or of a copper alloy, although they may be of another conductive metal such as iron or an iron alloy. A first end 8 of the metal tubes 1 flows into a first manifold 33 which in turn is connected to a conduit 7, so that said conduit 7 conveys a flow of air from each of the 30 metallic tubes 1. Preferably, The first manifold 33 is metallic, made in particular of copper or of a copper alloy. Also, preferably, the conduit 7 is metallic, in particular of copper or of a copper alloy, and advantageously it is a flexible conduit. A second end 17 of the metal tubes 1 is a free end pointing towards a distant atmosphere to be purified. The bundle of metal tubes 1 is mounted on a

platform 18, pivotally with respect to a horizontal axis that is provided on said platform 18 and which constitutes a means of rotation 19 to rotate said bundle of metal tubes 1. This rotation allows the azimuthal angle of the target to which said points point. metal tubes 1 at its second free end 17. Likewise, the platform 18 can be mounted rotatively with respect to a base (not shown in the figures), according to a vertical axis of rotation, thus allowing to also adjust the meridian angle of the target to which the metal tubes 1 point.

The conduit 7 communicates the first end 8 of the metal pipes 1, 10 through the first manifold 33, with a fluid inlet 5 of an accumulator 3. The Fig. 2 shows a preferred embodiment of the accumulator 3 , which consists of a reservoir for fluids inside which an orgonite mass 2 is disposed downstream of said inlet 5. The orgonite mass 2 is formed by a composition consisting of a third part by weight of a mixture of filings of iron and copper, a third by weight of a polyester resin 15 and a third by weight of quartz. This particular composition is not limiting; Other compositions containing a resin, a mineral and a metal or a metal alloy from the group consisting of copper, iron, brass, palladium, nickel, cobalt, bronze, titanium, gold and silver can be used as an orgonite mass. The orgonite mass 2 is arranged inside the accumulator 3 in the form of plates that form a path 4 with a labyrinthine path for each other to pass a fluid through said orgonite mass 2. In the example shown in the Fig. 2, the plates that form the orgonite mass 2 are disc-shaped plates with two different geometries and arranged alternately. A first plate geometry is provided with a central through hole and has a diameter substantially equal to the internal diameter of the tank forming the accumulator 3. The other plate geometry is continuous and has a smaller diameter. These plates are arranged alternately leaving a space between them, thus forming between them a labyrinth path 4 for the passage of a fluid. The accumulator 3 also contains a bed of jade stones 10, which in the example shown is arranged downstream of the mass of orgonite 2, and an outlet 6 for fluids, arranged in turn downstream of the bed of jade stones 10. A drive means 9a, 9b, which will be described below, circulates an air flow from the end 8 of the metal tubes 1 to the outlet 6 of the accumulator 3, passing through the conduit 7, the inlet 5 of the accumulator, the path 4 through the mass of orgonite 2 and the bed of jade stones 10.

As can be seen in Figs. 2 and 3, the purifying equipment comprises a support 13 in the form of a circular plate, mounted externally to the accumulator 3, adjacent and parallel to the lower cylindrical tank base forming said accumulator 3, in which the outlet 6 is arranged. upper face of this plate forming the support 13, that is the face facing the lower base of the tank, two pairs of permanent magnets 11 are arranged. Each of the magnets 11 of a pair has a pole oriented towards said lower base of the tank, and therefore also towards the inside of the accumulator 3, said pole being of opposite sign to that of the pole of the other magnet 11 of the pair. In Fig. 3 the positive pole with a sign (+) and in negative pole with a sign (-) have been indicated schematically. Thus a magnetic field is established between the 10 magnets 11 of opposite poles, which goes from one magnet to another forming an arc. The magnetization of the magnets 11 is high enough for said magnetic field to pass inside the accumulator 3. Motor means 12, formed by an electric motor and gears coupled to the support 13, rotate said support 13, so that the Magnetic field that crosses the interior of the accumulator 3 is a rotating magnetic field. An outlet tube 15, through which the fluids flowing through the accumulator 3, are in fluid communication with the outlet 6 of the accumulator, through a central hole 36 of the support 13 and a bearing 35 by which said support 13 is mounted rotatably with respect to the lower base of the tank forming the accumulator 3.

In a possible arrangement shown in Fig. 4, the drive means 9a is a water pump, which drives a water flow through an air-water mixer 14 of the venturi type. The latter receives at the entrance the water flow driven by the water pump 9a and an air flow from the first end 8 of the metal pipes 1 through the duct 7. At its outlet, the air-water mixer 14 provides a two-phase flow water-air that is transported by said duct 7 to the inlet 5 of the accumulator 3. Thus, in this arrangement the flow of air circulating through the accumulator 3 is integrated in a two-phase water-air flow. Downstream of the outlet 6 of the accumulator 3 and the outlet tube 34, an air-water separator 15 is provided, which provides, on the one hand, an air flow that can be poured into the atmosphere and on the other hand a flow of water that returns to the water pump 9a through a 30 return circuit 16. The water flow then circulates in a closed circuit, while the air flow circulates in an open circuit

In another possible arrangement, shown in Fig. 5, the drive means 9b is an air fan that directly drives an air flow from the first end 8 of the tubes

metallic 1 to the inlet 5 of the accumulator 3 through the duct 7. Thus, in this arrangement the air flow that circulates through the accumulator 3 is a single air flow. Downstream of the outlet 6 of the accumulator 3 and the outlet tube 34, this flow of air that has passed through the accumulator 3 can be discharged into the atmosphere.

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In other embodiments, shown in Figs. 6 to 12, in which the purifying equipment is intended to purify a nearby atmosphere in a localized manner, the second end 17 of all metal tubes 1 is connected in fluid connection, through a second manifold 26, to a pipe 20 which flows into an atmosphere that wants to purify 10 through said equipment. The accumulator 3 may be the one described above with reference to Figs. 2 and 3. Any of the two arrangements described above may also be applied with reference to Figs. 4 and 5. The only difference with the first embodiment, described above and shown in Fig. 1, is that the second end 17 does not It is a free end, but is channeled through the second manifold 26 and the tubing 20.

In the embodiment shown in Fig. 7, the tubing 20 flows through a grid 22 into an atmosphere to be purified 21a, which in this case is the atmosphere of a room in which said grid 22 is installed.

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In the embodiment shown in Figs. 8 and 11, the purifying equipment comprises a cabin 23 that contains the atmosphere to be purified 21b, and into which the pipe 20 ends. The cabin 22 is sized to accommodate a person and is provided with a door 27, for access of the person inside the cabin 23, and of an air inlet 28 that is preferably equipped with an air filter. In Fig. 11 the arrows without reference represent the circulation of air through the cabin 23 to the pipe 20.

In the embodiment shown in Figs. 9 and 12, the purifying equipment comprises a helmet 24 that contains the atmosphere that is to be purified 21c, and into which the pipe 30 opens. The helmet 24 is adapted to accommodate the head of a person, and is configured in two parts : a front part 29 as a mask, into which the pipe 20 ends, and a rear part 30 which is joined to the first 29 by a hinge 31 to open the helmet 24. In the lower part of the helmet 24 are arranged openings 32 to allow outside air intake.

In the embodiment shown in Fig. 10, the tubing 20 is flexible and is coupled to a portable manual head 25 which is intended to be applied locally against the body of a person, such that between the head 25 and the body of the person is delimited a local atmosphere that wants to purify 21 d. The tubing 20 thus flows into said

of the head 25. In Fig. 12 the arrows without reference represent the hull 24 to the pipe 20.

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Claims (12)

1. - Atmospheric purifying equipment, characterized in that it comprises: - a bundle of metal tubes (1) parallel to each other; 5 - an orgonite mass (2) consisting of a composition comprising less a resin, at least one mineral and at least one metal or metal alloy from the group consisting of copper, iron, brass, palladium, nickel, cobalt, bronze, titanium, gold and silver; - an accumulator (3), formed by a deposit inside which said disposition is arranged 10 orgonite mass (2) forming a path (4) for the passage of a fluid through said Orgonite mass (2), said accumulator (3) having an inlet (5) for fluid upstream of said path (4) and an outlet (6) for fluid downstream of said path (4); - at least one conduit (7) that communicates a first end (8) in fluid communication 15 of said metal tubes (1) with said inlet (5) of the accumulator (3); - and drive means (9a, 9b) adapted to circulate an air flow from said first end (8) of the metal tubes (1) to said outlet (6) of the accumulator (3), passing through said duct ( 7) and said path (4) through the orgonite mass (2). twenty 2. - Equipment according to claim 1, characterized in that said orgonite mass (2) is arranged in said accumulator (3) in the form of plates forming said path (4) together with a labyrinthine path. Equipment according to claims 1 or 2, characterized in that said accumulator (3) is arranged a bed of jade stones (10) that is crossed by said air flow. 4. - Equipment according to any of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that it comprises magnets (11) arranged so as to generate a magnetic field that crosses the 30 inside said accumulator (3), and motor means (12) for rotating said set of magnets (11) so that said magnetic field is rotating. 5. - Equipment according to claim 4, characterized in that said magnets (11) are arranged in a support (13) arranged adjacent to said accumulator (3) and externally the same, said magnets (11) being arranged on said support (13) in pairs, each of the magnets (11) of a pair having a pole oriented towards the inside of said accumulator (3) and of a sign opposite to that of the pole of the other magnet (11) of said pair, and by which said drive means (12) rotate said support (13). 5 6. - Equipment according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that said drive means (9a) are drive means of a water flow, and said equipment comprises an air-water mixer (14) that receives inlet a water flow driven by said drive means (9a) and an air flow from said first end (8) of the pipes 10 metal (1) through said conduit (7), and which provides at its outlet a two-phase water-air flow that is carried by said conduit (7) to said inlet (5) of the accumulator (3), so that the air flow that circulates through said accumulator (3) is integrated in said two-phase water-air flow, an air-water separator (15) and a circuit downstream of said outlet (6) of the accumulator (3). of return (16) of water flow to said drive means (9a). 7. - Equipment according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that said drive means (9b) are drive means of an air flow, which directly drive an air flow from said first end (8) of the metal tubes (1) to said inlet 20 (5) of the accumulator (3) through said duct (7), so that the flow of air circulating through the accumulator (3) is an air flow alone. 8. - Equipment according to any one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that a second end (17) of said metal tubes (1), opposite said first end (8), is an end 25 free, and said bundle of metal tubes (1) is mounted on a platform (18) provided with rotating means (19), to rotate said bundle of metal pipes (1) and thereby adjust the direction to which said tubes metallic (1) point to said second end (17). 9. - Equipment according to any one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that a second end (17) of said metal tubes (1), opposite said first end (8), is connected to a pipe (20) that flows into an atmosphere that is to be purified (21a, 21b, 21c, 21d) by means of said equipment, so that said drive means (9a, 9b) circulate said air flow from said atmosphere (21a , 21b, 21c, 21 d) and through said tubes metallic (1), to said outlet (6) of the accumulator (3) passing through said duct (7) and said path (4) through the orgonite mass (2). 10. - Equipment according to claim 9, characterized in that it comprises a grid (22) by which said tubing (20) flows into said atmosphere to be purified (21a) in a room. 11. - Equipment according to claim 9, characterized in that it comprises a cabin (23) containing said atmosphere to be purified (21b), into which said pipe ends 10 (20), said cabin (22) being sized to accommodate a person. 12. - Equipment according to claim 9, characterized in that it comprises a helmet (24) containing said atmosphere to be purified (21c), into which said tubing (20), said helmet (24) being configured to house the Head of a person. fifteen 13. - Equipment according to claim 9, characterized in that it comprises a portable manual head (25) intended to be applied locally against the body of a person, such that between said head (25) and the body of a person against whom It applies this atmosphere that is to be purified (21d), into which said pipe (20) ends through Said head (25).