RU52843U1 - MAGNETIC WATER TREATMENT DEVICE - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to the field of treatment of tap water with a magnetic field for medicinal purposes. The device, which is built into the water supply pipe, contains a set of permanent magnets separated by gaskets. New in the device is that an additional non-magnetic tube is inserted into it, into which a set of magnets is placed, the outer surface of the magnets is tightly adjacent to the inner surface of the tube. The outer surface of the tube is provided with longitudinal elastic ribs along the entire length of the tube. Using these ribs, a tube with a set of magnets is inserted by turning a standard cartridge of a household filter for water purification into the inner tube. The hydraulic channels are formed by the gap between the outer surface of the tube with magnets and the inner surface of the cartridge tube and are separated by protruding elastic ribs. The set of permanent magnets includes an odd number of magnets, and the number of elastic ribs must be at least three.

Description

The utility model relates to the field of water treatment, in particular, to magnetic treatment of water for medicinal purposes.

Pure drinking water is currently obtained by additional purification of tap water through various filters. When purifying water, carbon filtration, ultraviolet irradiation, silvering, ozonation, as well as new sorbents and natural minerals are used. Thus, water is purified from pathogenic bacteria, chemical contaminants, salts of heavy metals and other undesirable substances.

However, pure water can be given healing properties by treating it with a magnetic field.

There are many devices for magnetizing water both for technical purposes (getting rid of scale in thermal power systems, purifying oil from impurities, etc.) and for biological purposes (watering plants, adding magnetized water to animals for drinking). The effectiveness of using magnetized water in medicine has been proved by a large number of studies both abroad and in Russia (see Sokolsky Yu.M. Magnetized water: truth and fiction, L., 1990, p. 110, 130-131; R. Mohanti, The healing power of water, St. Petersburg, 2005, p.105-108). Magnetized drinking water heals the body, establishes the correct acid-base balance, promotes the rapid healing of wounds and ulcers, removes toxins from the body, and has a beneficial effect on diseased joints.

A device for magnetic treatment of water for therapeutic purposes according to US Pat. RF №2189948, C 02 F 1/48, dated 09.02.2001, which contains a set of ring magnets facing each other with the same poles and placed in a non-magnetic case with input and output fittings.

Each magnet is made of an alloy of neodymium - iron - boron and is coated on all sides with a thin film of fluoroplastic or food epoxy. The magnets are squeezed with a flange cover, creating a gap of 0.5 mm between them. The body of the device is sealed. Water enters the lower fitting and is discharged through the upper.

The device is difficult to manufacture, and an additional pipeline must be provided for supplying clean water to it.

The closest analogue to the claimed device, the authors consider a device for magnetic treatment of water according to St. for a utility model of the Russian Federation No. 10773, E 21 V 37/00, C 02 F 1/48, dated 10.11.1998.

The device is a set of ring permanent magnets placed inside a pipe through which water is passed. The magnets are magnetized in thickness, directed by the same poles towards each other and separated by washers of soft magnetic material. The magnets are fastened by means of tie rods that are passed through two hollow flanges along the edges of the set of magnets. In the pipe, the device is fixed with screws. Water passes both through the central hole of the set of magnets and in the gap between the inner surface of the pipe and the outer surface of the magnets.

The device is difficult to assemble, as it is inserted into the section of the water supply pipe, and such a joint requires tightness. In addition, all fasteners are subject to corrosion.

The authors of the claimed design had the task to develop a device for magnetizing drinking water, which would not be subject to corrosion, would have a simple design and would be suitable for use as part of any standard replacement filter cartridge for a household filter for drinking water purification.

The problem was solved in that in a device for magnetic treatment of water, placed in a water supply pipe and containing a set of permanent magnets separated by spacers, in accordance with

According to the claimed utility model, an additional tube of non-magnetic material is introduced, in which a set of magnets is placed so that the outer surface of the magnets fits snugly against the inner surface of the tube, while the magnets are made of barium ferrite in the form of flat washers, magnetized in thickness and facing each other unlike poles, and gaskets are made of dielectric material, and the outer surface of the additional tube is provided along the entire length of the tube with longitudinal elastic ribs, with which the tube with a set magnets inserted by turning a standard cartridge of a household filter for water purification into the inner tube, the hydraulic channels being formed by the gap between the outer surface of the magnet tube and the inner surface of the cartridge tube and separated by protruding elastic ribs.

In addition, the set of permanent magnets includes an odd number of magnets to enable unipolar magnetization of water.

For reliable fixing of the tube with magnets inside the cartridge tube, the number of ribs on the outer surface of the tube with magnets must be at least three.

The essence of the claimed model is as follows.

As mentioned above, magnetized pure drinking water has healing properties. However, household filters with water magnetization are practically unknown, which any consumer at home could use to take water for medicinal purposes. The only exceptions are the Elinika filter issued by the applicant (Pat. RF No. 466676 of March 25, 2005) and the Keosan filter (South Korea), the parameters of which are absent in the advertising information (a copy is attached). The well-known household filters “Aquaphor”, “Geyser”, “Barrier” do not magnetize purified water.

The inventive device for magnetic treatment of water can be integrated into any replaceable standard cartridge with which known filters are equipped. The device has a very simple design, compact, provides sufficient magnetization of water to achieve healing properties, is not subject to corrosion.

The implemented device is presented in figure 1, 2.

Figure 1 schematically shows a section of a device built into the tube of the cartridge, where the position numbers mean:

1 - inner tube of the filter cartridge;

2 - permanent magnets;

3 - dielectric gaskets;

4 - a tube with a set of magnets;

5 - elastic ribs on the outer surface of the tube.

Figure 2 shows a section along aa.

Embedded Device Parameters:

Standard cartridge tube diameter 28 mm

Tube diameter with magnets 20 mm

Number of magnets 7

Magnet Diameter 15 mm

Magnet thickness 4 mm

Tube length with magnets 40 mm

The number of elastic ribs 6

Rib height 5 mm.

Materials used:

The magnets are made of barium ferrite 6BI2.40; the tube with elastic ribs is made of polyvinyl chloride grade P-172 / 15M (medical use).

Assembly is as follows. Permanent magnets are inserted into the tube, the opposite poles of which are directed towards each other. The magnets are separated by dielectric washers, and the whole set

fits snugly to the inner surface of the tube. Next, the tube with a set of magnets is inserted into the cartridge tube by turning, while the elastic ribs abut against the walls of the cartridge tube and at the same time are curved about the tube axis along the helical generatrix. As a result, the tube with magnets is securely fixed inside the cartridge tube. The water passing through the cartridge tube passes in the gap between the surfaces of both tubes through several channels formed by elastic ribs, and the water path along these channels is longer than the tube length, which contributes to a greater degree of magnetization of water.

The device is placed in the cartridge tube near its output end, that is, after passing through all stages of water treatment. Such a device can be equipped with one filter cartridge or all if several cartridges are used in the filter, as, for example, in the Geyser-Duet, Geyser-Trio, and Aquaphor filters.

The use of an odd number of magnets in the device involves unipolar magnetization of water, which, according to researchers and practitioners, is preferable in the treatment of many diseases. For therapeutic purposes, it is recommended to use water immediately after treatment with a magnetic field.

Claims (3)

1. A device for magnetic treatment of water, placed in a water supply pipe and containing a set of permanent magnets separated by gaskets, characterized in that an additional tube of non-magnetic material is inserted into it, in which a set of magnets is placed so that the outer surface of the magnets fits snugly the inner surface of the tube, while the magnets are made of barium ferrite in the form of flat washers, magnetized in thickness and facing each other with opposite poles, and the gaskets are made of dielectric material, and the outer surface of the additional tube is provided with longitudinal elastic ribs along the entire length of the tube, by means of which the tube with a set of magnets is inserted by turning the standard cartridge of a household filter for water treatment through the inner tube, the hydraulic channels being formed by the gap between the outer surface of the magnet tube and the inner surface of the cartridge tube and separated by protruding elastic ribs. 2. The device according to claim 1, characterized in that the set of permanent magnets includes an odd number of magnets. 3. The device according to claim 1, characterized in that at least three elastic ribs are placed on the outer surface of the additional tube.