WO1989008081A1

WO1989008081A1 - Water treatment aggregate

Info

Publication number: WO1989008081A1
Application number: PCT/DK1988/000097
Authority: WO
Inventors: Irma HØYRUP
Original assignee: Hoeyrup Irma
Priority date: 1988-02-29
Filing date: 1988-06-15
Publication date: 1989-09-08
Also published as: EP0415921A1; DK105688A; AU2122288A; DK105688D0

Abstract

A water treatment aggregate to mount on the watertap exist by a pearformed gilded copperbowl (G) with the thick end of the bowl turned upwards. Vertical in the bowl is mounted a silver electrode in leading connection with the bowl. The water is splashed into the bowl. The cleaning effect is depended on a combination of: 1) The waters counterclockwise spiraled rotation down through the bowl. 2) The special effect, which results from, that the rotation happens in a bowl existed of gold and copper. 3) The weak electric current, which is to be sent through the water under the rotation between the goldbowl and the silver electrode. 4) The silver electrode antiseptic effect, and 5) the mechanical influence of impurities in the water as result of those collision with the microscopical airbubbles along the lowest part of the silver electrode.

Description

H A T E R T R E A T M E N T A G G R E G A T E.

The invention concerns a water treatment aggregate, which exist of a pearformed, gilded copperbowl, in which the water, that shall be treated, whirls around in an inwards-going spiral around a silver electrode.

Water treatment aggregates in which the water turbulented round in an egg- or pearformed bowl with a downwards sharpening outflow is known (implosionstechnic discribed of Viktor Schauberger) . The aggregate of this art dials the water the original and simple biological quality, which it normaly has lost by passage through long and straight watertube of iron.

The water treatment aggregate is according to the invention differ from the well known waterclean aggregates by activ to neutralize the biological impurities (bacteria, virus and sponge), and to some extent chemical impurities, without to be supplied with filtre, se ipermeable membrans or magnets.

The necessary energy to the cleaning supplies of the water pressure, which ought to be lying between 3 - 7 bar.

The function the aggregate is build on:

1) that the bowl, in which the water treatment take place, inside is polished and accounted of gilded pure copper. Gold precipitate on copper has a special cleaning function, which earlier has been known of the Middle Ages alchemiest.

2) that in the bowl is to be fund a silver electrode existed of a silver-plated coppertube, which through surface covering is inflicted a bigger contact expanse with the water. The silver electrode is in elektric connection with the copperbowl. The more unclean the water is, so much bigger the waters ionisering is, and so much bigger is the electric current through the implosions whirl.

3) that the waters turbulens breaks of the granulated surface on the silver-plated coppertube, and makes a lot of microscopical air bubble. This mechanic influence of the water results, that calciumhydrogencarbonate (chalice) in the water splitting up to coaldioxyd, which carries out with the water, and calciumcarbonate, which crystallize in microscopical aragonit-crystals, which also carries out whith the water, but which has very difficult by precipitate as chalice after this process.

4) that there is used silver in the aggregate. Silver is known for its antiseptic effect, and

5) that the water deals a biological quality (biomagnetism in Schaubergers terminology) through the inwards going counterclockwise rotationed and accelerated turbulens down through the bowl to the outflowtube.

The illustration shows a water treatment aggregate according to the invention, as

Figure (A) shows a entrance pipestub with thread suitable for a general watertap.

Figure (B) shows a gilded coppertube, (inside diameter on 6 mm by normaly water pressure) which spray the water in tangentieled along the inside of the bowl, where it is expanded.

Figure (C) shows a Y-formed, silver-plated copperelectrode or silver electrode in electric connection with the gilded copperbowl.

Figure (D) shows a electric connection between the silver electrode and ^■ the bowl.

Figure (E) shows a field with max. rotationspeed where the water treatment take place.

Figure (F) shows a outflow pipestub supplied with a fine-masked net, which hold the water back, when the aggregate is not used.

Figure (G) shows the bowl of pure copper with thick goldcovering all over. The bowl has to be polished on the inside.

Claims

P A T E N T C L A I M S.

1) A water treatment aggregate existed by a pearformed bowl (G), in which a silver electrode (c) are mounted.

The water treatment aggregate is i d e n t i f i e d by, that the water splashed into the bowl (G) in such a way, that it puts in a quick counterclockwise rotation through the bowl.

2) The water treatment aggregate according to claim 1, is further i d e n t i f i e d .by, that the bowl (G), in which the watercleaning take place, is account of pure copper and inwards covered with pure gold.

3) The water treatment aggregate according to claim 1 and 2, are further i d e n t i f i e d by, that the bowl (G), in which the watercleaning take place, has of form as a pear, which turn the thick ballshaped part upwards, (look at the illustration).

4) The water treatment aggregate according to claim 1, 2 and 3, is further i d e n t i f i e d by, that there centred of the bowl exist an electrode (C) by silver or silver-plated copper, which is fasten in leading connection with the top of the bowl (G). (look at the illustration).

5) The water treatment aggregate according to claim 1, 2, 3 and A, is finalty i d e n t i f i e d by, that the mentioned surface the silver electrode is increased through rough polishing.

If the electrode is produced by silver-plated copper, the polishing have to take place before the silver-plating.