WO2007139103A1 - 水の電磁場処理方法および電磁場処理装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an electromagnetic field treatment method and an electromagnetic field treatment apparatus for water that efficiently generate functional water.
- the permanent magnet of the magnetic field generating means faces the water passage so that a strong magnetic field is formed in a region near the electrode that is the electric field generating means attached to the water passage. Deployed. In this way, the scale component in the water passage is efficiently deposited and sludged to prevent the scale component from adhering as a scale or clogging in the pipe or the like.
- Patent Document 3 an alternating current whose frequency changes with time in a band of 20 ⁇ ⁇ to 1 ⁇ ⁇ is caused to flow, for example, in a coil wound around the outside of a pipe.
- Electron energy force generated by number modulation control Electrolysis energy is applied to fluid flowing in the pipe using fluid molecules and ions in the fluid as a medium.
- the surface of the scale and the inner wall of the pipe are strongly negatively charged, the scale and the inner wall of the pipe repel each other, the scale becomes small crystallized, the bond becomes unstable, and the scale is easily detached from the inner wall of the pipe. .
- the generated electrons will eventually turn the red coral on the inner wall of the steel pipe into a stable black coral that prevents the progress of the corrosion reaction.
- Patent Document 1 JP-A-7-68266
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-156365
- Patent Document 3 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2000-212782
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and based on experimental scientific grounds, it has simple, high economic efficiency, versatility, high efficiency, and stable functional water. It aims at providing the electromagnetic field processing method and electromagnetic field processing apparatus of the water to produce
- the present inventor conducted detailed experiments on the ability to dissolve activated treated water activated by applying an electromagnetic field treatment that vibrates to water.
- the water is activated by treatment of the oscillating electromagnetic field induced by the electromagnetic field induced current such as alternating current flowing in the coil!
- the electromagnetic field treatment of water using an oscillating electric field generated by applying a voltage of a specific frequency and an electromagnetic field consisting of a static magnetic field generated from permanent magnets, etc., there is a resonance frequency in the frequency of the generated oscillating electric field.
- the present invention is based on these new findings!
- the electromagnetic field treatment method for water according to the first invention is such that an electromagnetic field induced current is passed through a coil, and an oscillating electromagnetic field induced in the coil is applied to the water.
- an electromagnetic field treatment method for water that activates the first resonance frequency group of the electromagnetic field induced current that activates the water or the second electromagnetic field induced current that activates the water.
- One resonance frequency is selected from a group of resonance frequencies, and an oscillating electromagnetic field is induced in the coil by an electromagnetic field induced current of the selected one resonance frequency.
- the method for treating electromagnetic field of water according to the second aspect of the present invention is a method for applying an electromagnetic field induced current to a coil and applying an oscillating electromagnetic field induced in the coil to the water to activate the water.
- the electromagnetic field treatment method the first resonance frequency group of the electromagnetic field induced current that activates the water or the second resonance frequency group of the electromagnetic field induced current that activates the water.
- an oscillating electromagnetic field is induced in the coil by an electromagnetic field induced current having a frequency within a half-value width in the resonance characteristic of the selected resonance frequency.
- the method for treating electromagnetic field of water provides a method of supplying an oscillating electromagnetic field induced in the coil to the water by applying an electromagnetic field induced current to the coil and activating the water.
- the first resonance frequency group of the electromagnetic field induced current that activates the water and the second resonance frequency group of the electromagnetic field induced current that activates the water.
- One resonance frequency is selected from each of them, the electromagnetic field induced current of one resonance frequency selected from the first resonance frequency group, and the electromagnetic field of one resonance frequency selected from the second resonance frequency group
- the configuration is such that an oscillating electromagnetic field is induced in the coil by an induced current.
- the water electromagnetic field treatment method provides a water which activates the water by applying an electromagnetic field induced current to the coil and applying an oscillating electromagnetic field induced in the coil to the water.
- the first resonance frequency group of the electromagnetic field induced current that activates the water and the second resonance frequency group of the electromagnetic field induced current that activates the water respectively.
- the frequency is selected, the electromagnetic field induced current having a frequency within the half-value width of the resonance characteristics of the resonance frequency selected from the first resonance frequency group, and the resonance of the resonance frequency selected by the second resonance frequency group
- the structure is such that an oscillating electromagnetic field is induced in the coil by an electromagnetic field induced current having a frequency within a half-value width in the characteristics.
- an insulator is disposed in a water passage in a region where the coil is wound, and the water is subjected to electromagnetic field treatment by changing the flow of the water.
- the water electromagnetic field processing method provides an electromagnetic field composed of an oscillating electric field generated by applying a voltage that changes at a constant period and a static magnetic field generated by a permanent magnet or an electromagnet.
- a water electromagnetic field treatment method for applying water to activate the water wherein the first resonance frequency group of the voltage for activating the water or the second of the voltage for activating the water.
- One resonance frequency is selected from the group of resonance frequencies, and the oscillating electric field is generated by applying a voltage of the selected one resonance frequency.
- the electromagnetic field treatment method for water according to the sixth invention comprises an electromagnetic field composed of an oscillating electric field generated by applying a voltage that changes at a constant period and a static magnetic field generated by a permanent magnet or an electromagnet.
- a water electromagnetic field treatment method for applying water to activate the water wherein the first resonance frequency group of the voltage for activating the water or the second of the voltage for activating the water.
- the water electromagnetic field treatment method provides an electromagnetic field consisting of an oscillating electric field generated by applying a voltage that changes at a constant period and a static magnetic field generated by a permanent magnet or an electromagnet.
- a water electromagnetic field treatment method for activating the water by applying to the water wherein the first resonance frequency group of the voltage that activates the water and the second resonance frequency group of the voltage that activates the water
- One resonance frequency is selected from each of the above, application of the voltage of one resonance frequency selected from the first resonance frequency group, and the second resonance frequency group force of one resonance frequency selected.
- the oscillating electric field is generated by applying a voltage.
- the water electromagnetic field processing method provides an electromagnetic field composed of an oscillating electric field generated by applying a voltage that changes at a constant period and a static magnetic field generated by a permanent magnet or an electromagnet.
- a water electromagnetic field treatment method for applying water to activate the water, the first resonance frequency group of the voltage for activating the water and the second resonance frequency of the voltage for activating the water Selecting one resonance frequency from each of the groups, applying a voltage having a frequency within a half-value width in the resonance characteristics of the resonance frequency selected by the first resonance frequency group, and the second resonance frequency group
- the oscillating electric field is generated by applying a voltage having a frequency within a half value width in the resonance characteristic of the resonance frequency selected from the above.
- the influence of geomagnetism on the oscillating electromagnetic field applied to the water or the electromagnetic field is removed.
- the water is subjected to an electromagnetic field treatment after degassing the carbon dioxide gas.
- the electromagnetic field treatment apparatus for water activates the water by applying an electromagnetic field induced current to the coil and applying an oscillating electromagnetic field induced in the coil to the water.
- An electromagnetic field treatment device comprising: a coil and a first resonance frequency group of the electromagnetic field induced current that activates the water or a second resonance frequency group of the electromagnetic field induced current that activates the water.
- An electromagnetic field induced current of one resonance frequency selected from And a power supply to be supplied.
- the water electromagnetic field treatment apparatus is a water which activates the water by applying an electromagnetic field induced current to the coil and applying an oscillating electromagnetic field induced in the coil to the water.
- An electromagnetic field treatment apparatus comprising: a coil; and a first resonance frequency group of the electromagnetic field induced current that activates the water or a second resonance frequency group of the electromagnetic field induced current that activates the water. And a power supply for supplying an electromagnetic field induced current having a frequency within a half-value width in the resonance characteristic of one resonance frequency selected from the above to the coil.
- the water electromagnetic field treatment apparatus is a water which activates the water by applying an electromagnetic field induced current to the coil and applying an oscillating electromagnetic field induced in the coil to the water.
- An electromagnetic field treatment apparatus comprising: a coil; one resonance frequency in a first resonance frequency group of the electromagnetic field induced current that activates the water; and the electromagnetic field induced current that activates the water.
- An alternating current supply unit that supplies an alternating current amplitude-modulated with one resonance frequency in the second resonance frequency group, and a drive power supply unit that drives the alternating current supply unit. Yes.
- the water electromagnetic field treatment apparatus is a water which activates the water by applying an electromagnetic field induced current to the coil and applying an oscillating electromagnetic field induced in the coil to the water.
- An electromagnetic field treatment apparatus comprising: a coil; and a frequency within a half-value width in a resonance characteristic of one resonance frequency in a first resonance frequency group of the electromagnetic field induced current that activates the water; and An alternating current supply unit for supplying an alternating current amplitude-modulated with a frequency within a half-value width in a resonance characteristic of one resonance frequency of the second resonance frequency group of the electromagnetic field induced current for activating water; And a drive power supply unit that drives the alternating current supply unit.
- the water electromagnetic field treatment device provides an electromagnetic field composed of an oscillating electric field generated by applying a voltage that changes at a constant period and a static magnetic field generated by a permanent magnet or an electromagnet.
- a water electromagnetic field treatment apparatus that applies water to activate the water, and activates the permanent magnet or electromagnet and the first resonance frequency group of the voltage that activates the water or the water. Select from the second resonance frequency group of the voltage And a power supply for supplying a voltage at one resonance frequency.
- the electromagnetic field treatment apparatus for water is an electromagnetic field composed of an oscillating electric field generated by applying a voltage that changes at a constant period and a magnetostatic field generated by a permanent magnet or an electromagnet.
- a water electromagnetic field treatment device that activates the water by applying water to the permanent magnet or electromagnet and the first resonance frequency group of the voltage that activates the water or the water.
- a power supply that supplies a voltage having a frequency within a half-value width in the resonance characteristic of one resonance frequency selected from the second resonance frequency group of the voltage.
- the water electromagnetic field treatment device provides an electromagnetic field composed of an oscillating electric field generated by applying a voltage that changes at a constant period and a static magnetic field generated by a permanent magnet or an electromagnet.
- An electromagnetic field treatment device for applying water to activate the water wherein the device has a permanent magnet or an electromagnet and one resonance frequency selected from the first resonance frequency group of the voltage that activates the water.
- a power source that supplies a voltage of one resonance frequency selected from the second resonance frequency group of the voltage that activates the water.
- the water electromagnetic field treatment device is an electromagnetic field comprising a vibrating electric field generated by application of a voltage that changes at a constant period and a magnetostatic field generated by a permanent magnet or an electromagnet.
- a water electromagnetic field treatment device that activates the water by applying water to the permanent magnet or electromagnet and the first resonance frequency group force of the voltage that activates the water
- One selected resonance frequency The frequency within the half-value width of the resonance characteristic of one resonance frequency selected from the voltage of the frequency within the half-value width of the resonance characteristic of the first resonance frequency and the second resonance frequency group of the voltage that activates the water
- a power supply for supplying a voltage of.
- the vibration electromagnetic field applied to the water or means for removing the influence of geomagnetism on the electromagnetic field is attached.
- the water is degassed with carbon dioxide, the water is subjected to the electromagnetic field treatment. It ’s a sea urchin.
- the first resonance frequency group is 151.5 Hz or a resonance frequency A in the vicinity thereof, 222.
- Wavenumber A 3.5 kHz or near resonance frequency A, 7. OkHz or near
- Resonance frequency A 20. OkHz or near resonance frequency A, 37.3 kHz or
- the second resonance frequency group is 205. OHz or the resonance frequency B in the vicinity, 301. OHz.
- resonance frequency B in the vicinity, 466 resonance frequency B in the vicinity of OHz
- Resonance frequency B at or near 655 Hz, 1. Resonance frequency B at or near 29 kHz, 4. Resonance frequency B at or near 73 kHz, 9.47 kHz or near
- Resonance frequency B 27.
- Resonance frequency B 50.4 kHz or so
- Resonance frequency B in the vicinity of 5 and 108. Resonance frequency B in the vicinity of OkHz.
- the peak current of the electromagnetic field induced current at the resonance frequency is set to a specific current value.
- the peak intensity of the oscillating magnetic field induced in the coil by the electromagnetic field induced current at the resonance frequency becomes the intensity of the resonance magnetic field at a specific magnetic field intensity, or the magnetic field intensity within the half-value width in the resonance characteristics of the resonance magnetic field.
- the strength of the resonant magnetic field is a positive integer multiple of the magnetic field strength of the fundamental mode.
- the magnetic field strengths of the resonance modes of the resonance magnetic field in the electromagnetic field induced current of the resonance frequency A are in order of the numbers of i. 5.3 mG or its vicinity, 7.4 mG or its vicinity, 12.3 mG or its vicinity, 17.3 mG or its vicinity, 31.9 mG or its vicinity, 130.6 mG or its vicinity, 323.
- OmG or its vicinity, 6039. OmG or its vicinity, and the base of the resonance magnetic field in the electromagnetic field induced current of the resonance frequency B (j —an integer of 2 to 7)
- the magnetic field strength of the mode is as follows: 7.
- the first resonance frequency group is 303 Hz or a resonance frequency E or 445 Hz in the vicinity thereof.
- Resonant frequency E at or around 8 Hz 1.
- Resonant frequency E at or near 91 kHz 7.
- Resonant frequency E at or near OkHz 14.
- the resonance frequency group of the resonance frequency is 410 Hz or a resonance frequency F in the vicinity thereof, 602 Hz or
- Resonant frequency F at or near 45 kHz, 18.
- Resonance frequency F at or near OkHz, 100.8 kHz or near
- Resonance frequency F 216. Includes resonance frequency F at or near OkHz.
- the magnetic field strength of the static magnetic field is a specific resonance magnetic field strength, or a resonance characteristic of the resonance magnetic field. Is the magnetic field strength within the half-value width.
- the strength of the resonance magnetic field is a positive integer multiple of the magnetic field strength of the fundamental mode.
- OmG or the vicinity thereof, and the resonance at the resonance frequency F (j ⁇ integer of 2 to 7).
- the magnetic field strength of the fundamental mode of the magnetic field is 7.lmG or its vicinity, 10.4mG or its vicinity, 16.3mG or its vicinity, 23.5m G or its vicinity, 47.lmG or its vicinity, 188.5mG or its vicinity, 463.5mG or its vicinity, 1601. OmG or its vicinity, 332.55mG or its vicinity, 7302.9mG or its vicinity.
- FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a method for electromagnetic field processing that is effective in the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a waveform diagram of an example of an alternating current that is applied to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing another electromagnetic field processing method that is useful for the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a configuration diagram of an experimental apparatus for electromagnetic field processing used in the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a graph showing resonance characteristics at resonance frequency A in alternating current according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance frequency A in the alternating current according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance frequency A in the alternating current according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance frequency A in the alternating current of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance frequency A in the alternating current of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance frequency A in the alternating current according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance frequency A in the alternating current of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a graph showing the resonance characteristics of the resonance frequency A in the alternating current according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance frequency A in the alternating current according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 14 is a graph showing resonance characteristics at resonance frequency B in alternating current according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 15 shows the resonance characteristics of resonance frequency B in alternating current according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 16 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance frequency B in the alternating current of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 17 shows the resonance characteristics of resonance frequency B in alternating current according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 18 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance frequency B in the alternating current of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 19 shows the resonance characteristic of the resonance frequency B in the alternating current of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 20 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance frequency B in the alternating current according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 21 is a graph showing resonance characteristics at resonance frequency B in alternating current according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 22 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance frequency B in the alternating current according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 23 is a graph showing the resonance characteristics of the resonance magnetic field at the resonance frequency A according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 24 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance magnetic field at the resonance frequency A of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 25 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance magnetic field at the resonance frequency A of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 26 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance magnetic field at the resonance frequency A of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 27 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonant magnetic field at the resonant frequency A of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 28 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance magnetic field at the resonance frequency A of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 29 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance magnetic field at the resonance frequency A of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 30 is a graph showing the resonance characteristics of the resonance magnetic field at the resonance frequency A according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 31 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonant magnetic field at the resonant frequency A of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 32 is a graph showing the resonance characteristics of the resonance magnetic field at the resonance frequency B of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 33 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance magnetic field at the resonance frequency B of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 34 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance magnetic field at the resonance frequency B of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 35 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance magnetic field at the resonance frequency B of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 36 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance magnetic field at the resonance frequency B of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 37 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonant magnetic field at the resonance frequency B of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 38 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonant magnetic field at the resonance frequency B of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 39 is a graph showing the resonance characteristics of the resonance magnetic field at the resonance frequency according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- ⁇ 40 Shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance magnetic field at the resonance frequency B of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- ⁇ 41 A graph showing an example of the distribution of the resonant magnetic field in the first embodiment of the present invention.
- ⁇ 42 A graph showing another example of the distribution of the resonant magnetic field in the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 43 A correlation diagram between a resonance frequency and a resonance magnetic field in the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 44 is another correlation diagram between the resonant frequency and the resonant magnetic field in the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 45 is a waveform diagram showing an example of an alternating current used for electromagnetic field processing that is powerful in the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 46 is an explanatory diagram showing another electromagnetic field processing method that is useful for the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 47 An explanatory diagram showing still another electromagnetic field processing method that is useful for the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 48 is a graph showing the sustainability of the effect of the activated treated water subjected to the electromagnetic field treatment according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 49 is a schematic diagram for explaining the effect of the electromagnetic field processing on the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 50 is a schematic diagram showing a method of removing the influence of geomagnetism according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 51 is a cross-sectional view showing a method of magnetically shielding the geomagnetism according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 52 is a cross-sectional view showing another method of magnetically shielding the geomagnetism according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 53 is a cross-sectional view showing a method of geomagnetization demagnetization that works on the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 54 is a schematic configuration diagram of an electromagnetic field processing device according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 55 is a circuit block diagram of generation of a specific alternating current in the electromagnetic field processing device according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 56 is a configuration diagram of a flow path changing mechanism for water to be treated according to a preferred aspect of the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 57 is an arrangement diagram of an electromagnetic field processing device according to a preferred aspect of the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 58 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of an electromagnetic field processing device according to a modification of the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 59 is a graph showing the resonance characteristics of the resonance frequency A in the unipolar current of the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- ⁇ 60] A graph showing the resonance characteristics of the resonance frequency B in the unipolar current of the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 61 is a graph showing resonance characteristics of a resonance magnetic field at resonance frequency A according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 62 is a graph showing resonance characteristics of a resonance magnetic field at resonance frequency B according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 63 is an explanatory view showing an example of an electromagnetic field processing method and an electromagnetic field processing apparatus that are useful for the fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 64 is a voltage waveform diagram showing an example of the AC voltage V related to the fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 65 An explanatory diagram showing another electromagnetic field processing method that is useful for the fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 66 is a configuration diagram of an experimental apparatus for electromagnetic field processing used in the fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 67 shows a resonance characteristic of the resonance frequency at the AC voltage V according to the fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 69 is a correlation diagram between a resonant frequency and a resonant magnetic field in the fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 70 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of an electromagnetic field processing method and an electromagnetic field processing apparatus that are useful for a sixth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 71 is a waveform diagram showing an example of an alternating voltage used for electromagnetic field processing that is applied to the seventh embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 72 is an explanatory diagram showing another electromagnetic field processing method that is useful for the seventh embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 73 is a graph schematically showing the persistence of the effect of the activated treated water subjected to the electromagnetic field treatment according to the seventh embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 74 is an explanatory diagram showing a method of shielding an external electromagnetic field, which is effective in the eighth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 75 is another explanatory diagram showing a method of shielding an external electromagnetic field, which is effective in the eighth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 76 is a voltage waveform diagram showing a modification of the voltage for generating an oscillating electric field in the fifth to eighth embodiments of the present invention.
- FIG. 77 is a voltage waveform diagram showing a modification of the voltage for generating an electromagnetic field in the fifth to eighth embodiments of the present invention.
- FIG. 78 is a voltage waveform diagram showing another modification of the voltage for generating an electromagnetic field in the fifth to eighth embodiments of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of an example of a method of treating water with an electromagnetic field in the present embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a current waveform diagram showing an example of an alternating current that is an electromagnetic field induced current.
- a coil 2 is provided on the outside of a water pipe 1 made of salty vinyl, and water to be treated 3 such as tap water and drainage is allowed to flow through the water pipe 1 and will be described later through an AC power source 4.
- An alternating current having a resonance frequency that is such a specific frequency is supplied to the coil 2.
- the waveform of the flowing current is preferably a waveform having a sharp temporal change such as a square waveform as shown in FIG.
- the alternating peak current is set to a specific current value at the resonance frequency.
- the induced magnetic field induced in the coil 2 by this specific current value is referred to as a resonant magnetic field.
- the electromagnetic field applying unit 7 having a coil connected to the AC power source 4 is immersed in the stored water 9 of the tank 8.
- an alternating current having a resonance frequency that is a specific frequency as described above is supplied to the electromagnetic field applying unit 7 through the alternating current power source 4.
- Some ⁇ sets the AC peak current to a specific current value at this resonance frequency.
- the present inventor supplies alternating currents of various frequencies to a coil having known electromagnetic characteristics, and calcium phosphate (Ca (P
- the inside of the experimental tank 10 is divided into three storage chambers 12, 13, and 14 by a partition plate 11.
- tap water is used for room temperature
- P H value is approximately 7
- the water to be treated through an ion exchange ⁇ (approximately 20 ° C), provided in the middle of the ion exchange hydraulic communication water pipe 1 pump 15 circulates in the order of the storage chambers 12, 13, and 14.
- a coil 2 is wound around the outside of the water pipe 1 on the downstream side of the pump 15 and connected to the AC power source 4.
- the coil 2 is formed by winding a copper wire coil in a cylindrical shape having a diameter of 3.5 cm and a uniform winding length of 34 mm over a pipe length of 14.4 cm.
- calcium phosphate (Ca (PO)) 16 which is sparingly soluble in normal water, is placed in powder form at the bottom of the storage chamber 12.
- a water sampling pipe 17 communicates with 4.
- the axis of the coil 2 is set in the east-west direction.
- the treated water was tap water in which ion exchange resin was passed.
- the AC power supply 4 has a variable frequency and current of a square-wave AC current. Therefore, under the conditions of various alternating current frequencies and peak currents, the tap water is subjected to electromagnetic field treatment to obtain activated treated water, which is then converted to calcium hydride ion (Ca) in the activated treated water in the storage chamber 14. (HPO)) measured the concentration of 2_
- the concentration of the calcium hydrogen hydride ion is measured by performing electromagnetic field treatment for a certain period of time (about 10 hours), and then opening the nozzle of the water collection pipe 17 to collect the active treated water in the storage chamber 14. Remove silver nitrate (AgNO) as standard solution and potassium chromate (K CrO) as indicator.
- AgNO silver nitrate
- K CrO potassium chromate
- Each of the specific frequencies has a plurality of two different types of resonance frequencies, as will be apparent from the following description. Therefore, these resonance frequencies are classified into a first resonance frequency group and a second resonance frequency group. (First resonance frequency group)
- FIGS. 5 to 10 show the resonance characteristics of the resonance frequency in the oscillating electromagnetic field treatment.
- the horizontal axis represents the frequency of the alternating current flowing through the coil 2, and The solubility of calcium phosphate 16 is plotted on the vertical axis.
- the resonance frequency A is 484 Hz or the vicinity thereof, and the range of its half-value width ( ⁇ ⁇ ) is 462 to 504 ⁇ .
- the full width at half maximum ( ⁇ ⁇ ) is the frequency band in which the difference between the solubility value of calcium phosphate 16 and the solubility in the case of untreated water is 1Z2 or more in the resonance frequency band having this specificity. It is.
- the resonance frequency ⁇ is 954 Hz or its vicinity, and the range of its half-value width ( ⁇ ⁇ ) is 915 to 99
- the resonance frequency ⁇ is at or near 3.5 kHz, half of its value.
- the range of the width ( ⁇ ⁇ ) is 3.25 to 3.72 kHz.
- Fig. 8 Force, resonance frequency A is 7. OkHz
- the resonance frequency A is 20. OkHz or near it, and the range of its half-value width ( ⁇ ⁇ )
- the first resonance frequency group includes resonance frequencies A (i
- the resonance frequency 222 is 222.5 Hz or its vicinity, and the range of its half-value width ( ⁇ ⁇ ) is 217.2 to 228.1 Hz.
- Fig. 13 Force, resonance frequency A ⁇ or 345. OHz or
- the range of the half-value width ( ⁇ ⁇ ) is 1.19 to: L 38 kHz. From Fig. 16, the resonance frequency B is 4.73kHz or its vicinity, and its full width at half maximum ( ⁇ ⁇ ) is 4.
- resonance frequency B is 9 ⁇ 47kHz or near
- the range of the half width (A f) is from 9 ⁇ 06 to 9.98kHz.
- Figure 18 shows that the resonance frequency B is 27. OkHz or its vicinity, and its half-value width (A f) ranges from 2 ⁇ 0 to 28.9k.
- the resonance frequency B is 50.4 kHz or near
- the second resonance frequency group includes resonance frequencies B (i
- the resonance frequency B is 205. OHz.
- the range of the half width ( ⁇ ⁇ ) is 201.5 to 208.5 Hz.
- the resonance frequency 301 is 301. OHz or the vicinity thereof, and the range of its half-value width ( ⁇ ⁇ ) is 293.0 to 310.5 Hz.
- Fig. 22 Force, resonance frequency B ⁇ , 466. OHz
- the range of the full width at half maximum ( ⁇ ⁇ ) is 457.2 to 474.6 Hz.
- the alternating current becomes too high and transmission is likely to occur, and measurement is not possible.
- the resonance frequency A 7 of 80. OkHz and the resonance frequency B of 108. OkHz are measured.
- an alternating current of any one frequency selected also from the first resonance frequency group or the second resonance frequency group force described above is supplied from the AC power source 4 to the coil 2 and passed through.
- An oscillating electromagnetic field is applied to the treated water 3 in the water pipe 1. By doing so, the water to be treated 3 is activated simply and efficiently.
- FIGS. 23 to 40 show the solubility of calcium phosphate at the resonance frequency described above, as shown in FIGS. 23 to 40, the solubility of calcium phosphate is specifically increased by a specific current value.
- FIG. 23 to FIG. 40 show the resonance characteristics of the resonance magnetic field at the resonance frequency, and the AC peak current flowing through the coil 2 is shown on the horizontal axis with the specific value of the solubility of the calcium phosphate 16 indicating the specificity.
- the induced magnetic field strength at that time is taken, and the solubility of calcium phosphate 16 is plotted on the vertical axis.
- the induced magnetic field strength is the peak strength of the magnetic field 6 that is induced and vibrates along the direction in which the water to be treated 3 flows in the coil 2 corresponding to the current peak current.
- the AC peak current is 23.5 mA (amperes), and the above-mentioned solubility increases particularly when the induced magnetic field strength is 69. lmG (Gauss) or in the vicinity thereof. .
- the induced magnetic field at this time is a resonant magnetic field, and the range of its full width at half maximum (A b) is 64.1-72.8 mG.
- this half-value width (A b) is an induced magnetic field in which the difference between the solubility value of calcium phosphate 16 and the solubility in the case of untreated water is 1Z2 or more in the resonance magnetic field region having this specificity. It is an area of strength.
- FIGS. Figures 41 and 42 show the distribution of the resonant magnetic field, each showing the induced magnetic field strength on the horizontal axis, the solubility of calcium phosphate 16 on the vertical axis, and the appearance of a number of resonant magnetic fields that specifically increase the solubility. It is an example.
- the broken line in FIG. 41 shows two resonant magnetic fields in the case of the resonance frequency A
- the solid line in the figure shows three resonant magnetic fields in the case of the resonance frequency A.
- the broken line (4) is the same as in Figure 23.
- the resonance magnetic field is a quadruple mode.
- the broken line (3) shows a similar triple-mode resonant magnetic field.
- the solid lines (1), (2), and (3) in the figure indicate the resonance frequency. Resonant magnetic fields in the fundamental mode, double mode, and triple mode for wave number A respectively.
- the solid line in Fig. 42 shows the three resonant magnetic fields for the resonance frequency A.
- the broken line shows the two resonant magnetic fields for the resonance frequency B. And the solid line in the figure
- the mode is doubled.
- the experimental apparatus for electromagnetic field treatment at this time was too small to measure because the AC peak current was too small.
- the induced magnetic field strength of 1Z4 in the above 4 times mode resonance magnetic field was 17.3 mG.
- n is a positive integer
- FIGs. 43 and 44 are correlation diagrams of the resonance frequency and the resonance magnetic field, with the horizontal axis representing the AC frequency and the vertical axis representing the induced magnetic field strength in the resonance magnetic field.
- the circles are the points measured with the above experimental equipment.
- up to 4 times mode is shown, but there is no more, but at resonance frequencies A and B that are easy to measure with this experimental device, it is over 5 times the fundamental mode.
- a resonance magnetic field of n times mode is confirmed. Note that the location where the AC peak current is too small to be measured around the fundamental mode is indicated by a broken circle.
- the AC peak current is 22.7 mA in the double mode.
- the resonant magnetic field at that time is 63.8 mG or its vicinity.
- the range of its full width at half maximum (A b) is 60.5-66.4 mG.
- the induced magnetic field strength of the resonant magnetic field in this case is 31.9 mG or its vicinity.
- the AC peak current is 46 for the fundamental mode.
- the field is 323. OmG or its vicinity. And the range of the full width at half maximum (A b) is 298.1 to 351.8 mG.
- the AC peak current is 40 for the fundamental mode.
- the oscillating field is 2556. OmG or near.
- the range of the half width (Ab) is 23328.1-2725. 7mG.
- the resonance magnetic field is 26.4 mG in the 5 times resonance frequency A mode.
- the range of the full width at half maximum (A b) is 25.2-27.5 mG.
- the induced magnetic field strength of the resonant magnetic field of the fundamental mode in this case is 5.3 mG or its vicinity.
- the resonance magnetic field is 36.8 mG or its vicinity.
- the range of the full width at half maximum (A b) is 29.5 to 40.4 mG.
- the induced magnetic field strength of the resonant magnetic field in the fundamental mode is 7.4 mG or close to it.
- the resonance magnetic field is
- the induced magnetic field strength of the resonance magnetic field in the fundamental mode is 12.3 mG or its vicinity.
- the AC peak current is 33.5 mA and the resonance magnetic field at that time is 9 4.
- range of its full width at half maximum (A b) is 90.1-99.2 mG.
- the induced magnetic field strength of the resonance magnetic field of the fundamental mode in this case is 23.5 mG or its vicinity.
- the resonant magnetic field at that time is 94. ImG or its vicinity.
- the range of the full width at half maximum (Ab) is 85.7 to 102. ImG.
- the induced magnetic field strength of the resonant field in the fundamental mode in this case is 47. ImG or its vicinity.
- the resonance At frequency B, in the fundamental mode the AC peak current is 67. OmA.
- the oscillating field is 188.2mG or near.
- the range of the half width (A b) is 171.9 to 201.7 mG.
- the AC peak current is 16 in the fundamental mode.
- OmA and the resonant magnetic field force at that time is 63.5 mG or its vicinity.
- the range of the half width (A b) is 368.0 to 547.7 mG.
- the AC peak current is 570.
- the field is 1601. OmG or near.
- the range of the half-value width (A b) is 1235.9-1938.lmG. Also, from Fig. 37, at the resonance frequency B,
- the AC peak current is 1.19A
- the resonant magnetic field at that time is 33342. 5mG or near.
- the range of the half width (A b) is 3145.9 ⁇ 3623.4mG.
- the resonance magnetic field is 35.3 mG.
- the range of the full width at half maximum (A b) is 34.1 to 36.4 mG.
- the induced magnetic field strength of the resonance magnetic field of the fundamental mode in this case is 7. lmG or its vicinity.
- the resonance magnetic field is 52.lmG or its vicinity in the 5 times resonance frequency B mode.
- the range of the half width (A b) is 49.9 to 54.4 mG.
- the induced magnetic field strength of the resonant magnetic field in the fundamental mode is 10.4 mG or its vicinity.
- the resonance magnetic field is 5 times the resonance frequency B.
- the induced magnetic field intensity of the resonant magnetic field in the fundamental mode is 16.3 mG or its vicinity.
- the above-described first resonance frequency group or second resonance frequency group force At any one of the selected frequencies, the resonance magnetic field of each of the above-described fundamental modes is in an n-fold mode.
- An alternating current that induces a resonant magnetic field is supplied from an alternating current power source 4 by 2 coils, and an oscillating electromagnetic field is applied to the treated water 3 in the water conduit 1. In this way, the processed The water 3 is made into the activated treated water 5 which is activated easily and efficiently at a high level.
- the specific increase in the solubility of the calcium phosphate 16 is due to the activity of the water to be treated 3 treated with the electromagnetic field. This indicates that hydrogen ions increase in treated water 5.
- the hydrogen ion (H +; actually its hydrated ion) in tap water increases, the left force also proceeds to the right in chemical formula (1), and calcium phosphate 16 dissolves and becomes active as the first hydrogen phosphate calcium ion. It is also the power that becomes soluble in the treated water. Even when the pH of the water to be treated 3 was measured, a decrease in the value was observed, and an increase in hydrogen ions was confirmed.
- the amount of hydroxide ions also increases to the same extent as hydrogen ions.
- the solubility power of calcium phosphate shown in Fig. 5 to Fig. 40 is about 4 X 10 _5 mol (mol) Z liter
- CO 2 carbon dioxide gas
- the effect of water degassing by such electromagnetic field treatment is, for example, functional water in which effective gas such as hydrogen-dissolved water or ozone-dissolved water is dissolved by dissolving hydrogen or ozone in pure water or ultrapure water, for example.
- effective gas such as hydrogen-dissolved water or ozone-dissolved water is dissolved by dissolving hydrogen or ozone in pure water or ultrapure water, for example.
- the generated activated treated water 5 is very easily mixed with oil such as gasoline at room temperature.
- oil such as gasoline at room temperature.
- WZO type emulsion force in which water droplets are dispersed in oil can be generated simply by injecting activated treated water 5 into gasoline at room temperature.
- OZW type emulsion in which oil droplets are dispersed in water can be easily produced. And it was confirmed that the above WZO type emulsion can be used as fuel for automobiles.
- the increase in hydrogen ions and hydroxide as described above makes it possible to prevent the scale from adhering to the inner wall of the pipe or to remove the adhering scale, for example.
- water and sewage water contains a certain amount of mineral ions such as calcium, magnesium, or potassium. These easily form crystals in water.
- mineral ions such as calcium, magnesium, or potassium.
- Ca (COOH) calcium oxalate
- insoluble urea nitrate (CO (NH) -HNO) which is a combination of urea and nitrate ions in tap water, is easily dissolved by increasing the amount of hydroxide ions in tap water.
- Uric acid (R (OH); R is a hydrocarbon) that is sparingly soluble in running water is easily soluble by increasing the amount of hydroxide ions
- oils such as fatty acid esters (R 2 -COO-R; R and R are hydrocarbons) Fats are hydrolyzed by hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions to be converted into fatty acids and easily dissolved in water. In this way, scale adhesion on the inner wall of the pipe is greatly reduced.
- the activated treated water 5 in the present embodiment makes it possible to reform heavy oil or light oil or the like by the increased hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions. This is because the carbon (C) carbon (C) bond of these oils is dissociated by hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions and decomposed into alcohols or alkenes. These modified oils are easily dissolved in tap water, and the adhesion of oil in piping is greatly reduced.
- FIG. 45 is a waveform diagram showing an example of an alternating current that induces an oscillating electromagnetic field by mixing these two resonance frequencies.
- an alternating current consisting of two resonance frequency forces The first frequency current 21 and the second frequency current 22 are, for example, amplitude-modulated so that the AC peak current is different, and supplied to the coil 2 shown in FIG. 1 or the electromagnetic field applying unit 7 shown in FIG. .
- the waveform in the first frequency current 21 is a square waveform as shown in FIG. 2, and the frequency is selected from the first resonance frequency group described in the first embodiment.
- the waveform in the second frequency current 22 is also a square waveform, and the frequency is selected from the second resonance frequency group.
- the amplitude of the first frequency current 21, that is, the AC peak current is set so that the resonance magnetic field described in the first embodiment is generated at the resonance frequency selected by the first resonance frequency group. It is preferable. Further, it is preferable that the amplitude of the second frequency current 22, that is, the AC peak current, is set so that the resonant magnetic field described in the first embodiment is generated at the resonant frequency selected by the second resonant frequency group force. .
- the amplitudes of the first frequency current 21 and the second frequency current 22 are different from those shown in FIG. 45, and in the case of the first frequency current 21 than in the case of the second frequency current 22. It doesn't matter if it gets bigger. Alternatively, both amplitudes may be the same.
- Such an alternating current is obtained by adding amplitude modulation to frequency modulation by so-called two frequencies.
- the repetition of the first frequency current 21 and the second frequency current 22 is set to an alternating frequency of 50 to 150 times Z seconds (Hz).
- the duty cycles of the first frequency current 21 and the second frequency current 22 are arbitrarily adjusted.
- the alternating frequency is 100 Hz.
- the duty cycles of the first frequency current 21 and the second frequency current 22 at the alternating frequency are set to 50%, respectively.
- the first electromagnetic field applying unit 25 having a coil connected to the first AC power source 23 and the second electromagnetic field applying unit 25 having a coil connected to the second AC power source 24
- the electromagnetic field applying unit 26 is immersed in the stored water 9 in the tank 8. In this state, the AC current having the resonance frequency f described above is supplied to the first electromagnetic field applying unit 25 through the first AC power source 23.
- the alternating current having the above-mentioned resonance frequency f is transmitted through the second AC power source 24 to the second electromagnetic field.
- the two types of alternating current waveforms are preferably square waveforms as shown in FIG. 2, for example.
- the amplitude of the alternating current of A is preferably set so that the resonance magnetic field described in the first embodiment is generated at the resonance frequency selected from the first resonance frequency group.
- the amplitude of the alternating current of B is set so that the resonance magnetic field described in the first embodiment is generated at the resonance frequency selected from the second resonance frequency group.
- the horizontal axis represents the storage period of the active treated water after the electromagnetic field treatment
- the vertical axis represents the solubility of calcium phosphate 16 by the active treated water.
- the electromagnetic field treatment was performed for a certain time (about 10 hours) by removing the powder of calcium phosphate 16 in the storage chamber 12 in the experimental apparatus shown in FIG. Thereafter, the activated treated water was stored at room temperature, and the ability of the stored activated treated water to dissolve calcium phosphate after a predetermined storage period was examined.
- the solid line shows the case where the electromagnetic field is processed by the alternating current using the two resonance frequencies described in Fig. 45, and is the result of an example of the AB mixed frequency.
- the frequency of the first frequency current 21 is one resonance frequency of the first resonance frequency group
- the frequency of the second frequency current 22 is one resonance frequency of the second resonance frequency group.
- the amplitudes of these frequency currents are set so that a resonant magnetic field is generated.
- the frequency is 100 Hz and the duty cycle of the first frequency current 21 and the second frequency current 22 at the alternating frequency is 50%.
- the broken line in the figure is the same as in the first embodiment, and is the case of one resonance frequency of the first resonance frequency group or the second resonance frequency group.
- the electromagnetic field is generated by an alternating current using a single frequency. It is an example result in the case of processing.
- the amplitude of this one frequency current is set so that a resonant magnetic field is generated.
- the dotted line in the figure shows the result of an example of the force A–A (or B–B) homogeneous mixture frequency when the electromagnetic field is processed by the alternating current using the two resonance frequencies described in FIG.
- the frequencies of the first frequency current 21 and the second frequency current 22 are resonance frequencies in which the same first resonance frequency group force is also selected.
- both are the same resonance frequency selected by the second resonance frequency group force.
- the amplitude of these frequency currents is set so that a resonant magnetic field is generated.
- the alternating frequency is 100 Hz
- the duty cycle of the first frequency current 21 and the second frequency current 22 at the alternating frequency is 50%.
- the active treated water is calcium phosphate in both the solid A—B heterogeneous frequency, the dashed single frequency, and the dotted A—A (B—B) homogeneous frequency.
- the ability to dissolve 16 will persist. And it decays with its storage period, but in the solid line, the decay is much smaller than the dashed line, and the duration of water activation increases.
- the dashed line shows the solubility of untreated water in a storage period of 12-13 hours 2.65 X 10 " 5 molZ liters The solid line shows a solubility of 3 even for a storage period of 12-13 hours. 13 is a X 10 _5 about molZ liter, tooth force nor much later decrease. tooth force even in the case of solid line, as shown in storage period 0 hours, the degree of initial activity I spoon is increasing .
- the attenuation is larger than in the broken line, and the duration of water activation decreases. For example, it returns to the same level as untreated water in a storage period of about 6 to 7 hours.
- the degree of initial activity is reduced compared to the case.
- the degree of activity is increased and the lifetime of the effect of the activated water is further maintained. Becomes longer. That is, the state in which the amount of hydrogen ions and the amount of hydroxide ions during treatment are larger than in the case of untreated water continues for a long time. Conversely, when using the same type of resonance frequency, the degree of activity is reduced and the sustained life of the effect of the activated water is shortened.
- Such a prolonged life of the active treated water indicates that the activated treated water generated in the present embodiment can be used effectively as a cleaning agent or the like. It can be used as various detergents or functional water for the functions described in the first embodiment, such as the dissolution of fatty acids, deodorization, oil modification, etc. it can.
- Such extremely small electric power energy generates activated treated water having the effects described above.
- the frequency of such a specific alternating current belongs to the low frequency band.
- the frequency below 10 kHz is smaller and the power energy is also extremely small.
- generation of free electrons through ionization of water and electron energy cannot be imparted thereto.
- the electromagnetic field treatment using an alternating current of a specific frequency in the present embodiment gives energy to the rotation of the water cluster existing in the water, and the rotation energy of the water cluster gradually increases. Collides with water molecules (HO) and turns them into hydrogen ions
- a magnetic field is generated in, for example, tap water in the water pipe 1.
- the B vector also changes with time at the same frequency along with the current of the above frequency. This time change generates an E-vector of the electric field that changes at the same frequency according to Equation (1).
- Electromagnetic field energy force with the same frequency as this alternating current frequency The water cluster is regarded as a rigid body of moment of inertia I and resonates with the quantized rotation energy gap, and the water cluster starts rotating.
- the excitation of the rotation of the water cluster due to the resonance is due to the force caused by the photon emitted from the oscillating electromagnetic field.
- V vector is the thermal motion speed of hydrogen ion or hydroxide ion
- B vector is the magnetic flux density
- E vector is the electric field
- a resonant magnetic field exists in the induced magnetic field strength applied to the tap water through the coil 2.
- This induced magnetic field strength is considered to be related to the rotation start of the water cluster.
- the Lorentz force according to Equation (2) acting on the charge of hydrogen ions or hydroxide ions attached to the surface of the water cluster regarded as a rigid body is a function of the thermal motion speed. When it is touched, the electric charge is attracted to the magnetic flux to trigger the rotational movement.
- a suitable range of the magnetic field is considered to be a condition that facilitates the rotation start of the water cluster.
- the number of water-bonded water molecules contained in this water cluster decreases as the resonance frequency increases.
- the eigen energy of rotation is calculated by regarding the water cluster as a rigid body of moment of inertia I, and the eigen energy gap of this rotation resonates with the electromagnetic field energy generated in the water by the alternating current of the specific resonance frequency.
- the number of water molecules in the water cluster is calculated by obtaining the moment of inertia I.
- FIG. 49 schematically shows the rotation of the water cluster.
- Figure 49 (a) shows the rotation of a water cluster to which hydrogen ions are attached (hereinafter referred to as hydrogen ion attached clusters) and a rotation of a water cluster to which hydroxide ions are attached (hereinafter referred to as hydroxide ion attached clusters). That's right.
- Figure 49 (b) shows the case of only rotation of a water cluster to which hydrogen ions or hydroxide ions are attached.
- the force expressing the electric field E and the magnetic field (magnetic flux density) B are oscillating with time.
- various methods other than the method described with reference to FIGS. 45 to 47 can be considered.
- one resonance frequency selected from the first resonance frequency group force selected from the first resonance frequency group AC current and the second resonance frequency group is selected.
- a combined current is formed by combining alternating currents consisting of Then, this combined current is supplied to the coil or the electromagnetic field applying unit 7. Even in this case, water is activated simultaneously by these two resonance frequencies, and the same effect as described above is produced.
- the feature of this embodiment is that the influence of the geomagnetism described in the first embodiment is effectively removed. By doing so, the place where the coil for generating the oscillating electromagnetic field is disposed or The stable electromagnetic field treatment of water without depending on the mounting method becomes easy.
- geomagnetism Be having a horizontal component of about 310 mG and a vertical component of about 340 mG exists from the south to the north. Moreover, the magnetic field strength of this geomagnetism changes with the season or time. In the experimental apparatus shown in FIG. 4 described in the first embodiment, it was confirmed that the influence of the geomagnetism on the electromagnetic field treatment can be eliminated if the geomagnetic component disappears in the direction of the axis of the coil 2.
- the resonance magnetic field of the fundamental mode is about the same as or lower than the geomagnetism. Therefore, it is important to remove the influence of this geomagnetism.
- the preferred first method is to arrange the coil to which the alternating current is supplied so that the axis of the coil is on a vertical plane 32 orthogonal to the geomagnetic (Be) direction 31. It is to arrange in.
- the target coil is, for example, a coil 2 attached to the outside of the water conduit 1 described in the first and second embodiments, a coil with a built-in electromagnetic field providing unit (7, 25, 26), etc. It is.
- the preferred second method is to encapsulate the outside of the coil with a magnetic shield, as shown in FIG.
- a material force having a relative magnetic permeability of about 1 such as a polymer material or a resin material is formed, and the outer side of the water pipe 33 formed in a line shape.
- the coil 2 is wound, and further, a magnetic shield 34 is encapsulated on the outside.
- the magnetic shield 34 encloses the outside of the coil 2 and the outside of the water pipe 33 extending on both sides of the coil 2 and extending over the length thereof.
- the magnetic shield 34 has a magnetic strength with a large relative permeability, and for example, a sheet-like cobalt-based amorphous sheet or the like is preferably used.
- the geomagnetism Be is shielded by the magnetic shield 34, and the intrusion into the water conduit 33 is greatly reduced.
- the geomagnetism Be that enters the inlet side or outlet side force of the water pipe 33 is shielded.
- the material force is about 1 in relative permeability.
- the coil 2 is placed outside the central region. Turn the coil 2 so that it covers the coil 2 and goes beyond the U-shaped part of the water pipe 33a. Encapsulate 34.
- the geomagnetic Be that enters from the inlet side or the outlet side of the water pipe 33 cannot be sufficiently shielded, but in Fig. 51 (c), such intrusion of the geomagnetic Be is almost impossible. Can be completely prevented.
- the method of encapsulating the outside of the coil described with reference to Fig. 51 with a magnetic shield may be applied to the coil of the water conduit 1 shown in Fig. 1 or Fig. 46, or as shown in Fig. 3 or Fig. 47. It may be applied to the coil provided in the electromagnetic field applying unit (7, 25, 26).
- the coil 2 is wound outside the central region of the U-shaped water pipe la, and the coil 2a is wound around the magnetic core 35. It is arranged so as to be in contact with the region of the Su-shaped bend.
- the U-shaped water conduit la and the magnetic core 35 are housed in a magnetic shielding container 36.
- the coil 2 and the coil 2a have the same winding direction and are connected in series to the AC power source 4, and the magnetic field direction formed at the end of the magnetic core 35 and the U-shaped bending region So that the direction of the magnetic field formed is the same.
- the induced magnetic field strength in the central region of the U-shaped water pipe la becomes uniform in the two-axis center of the coil.
- the geomagnetism Be is shielded by the magnetic shielding container 36. For this reason, the magnetic flux density in the water pipe la becomes uniform in the axial direction of the coil 2, so that the water to be treated flowing in the water pipe 1 can be activated with high efficiency.
- the preferred fourth method is a method of demagnetizing by compensating the geomagnetism, which is a static magnetic field, as shown in FIG.
- a part of the water pipe 1 is bent into an L-order, and the coil 2 is wound outside the line-shaped region of the water pipe 1.
- a magnetic sensor 37 is arranged at the L-shaped bent portion, and a static magnetic field in the axial direction of the coil 2 is detected.
- the constant current source 38 is controlled, and a reverse static magnetic field generated by the degaussing coil 39 is generated in the water pipe 1 so as to compensate the geomagnetic static magnetic field.
- the magnetic sensor 37 is always controlled so that the static magnetic field in the axial direction of the magnetic sensor 37 becomes zero.
- the AC power source 4 connected to the coil 2 is omitted for the sake of simplicity.
- the electromagnetic field treatment device 41 includes a coil 2 attached to the outside of a water flow pipe 1 serving as a flow path of water to be treated, and alternating currents having two different resonance frequencies in the coil 2.
- the alternating current supply unit 42 has, as its main configuration, a crystal resonator 44, for example, a frequency dividing circuit 45 that generates three frequency signals, and frequency modulation of two frequencies among them.
- these circuits are digital circuits, and semiconductor integrated circuits are preferably used.
- This semiconductor integrated circuit is composed of semiconductor elements such as MOSFETs or BiP transistors, and the driving voltage is a plurality of voltages of 20V or less, and is given by the driving power supply 43. In this way, the alternating current supply unit 42 is extremely compact and lightweight.
- the inductance of the coil 2 may be set to about 10_5H .
- This reactance is 5 ⁇ or less when the resonance frequency of the alternating current is, for example, 1 kHz to 50 kHz. Therefore, a resistance of about 100 ⁇ connected in series to coil 2 is provided so that the peak current flowing in coil 2 is almost constant.
- the frequency divider 45 In the frequency divider 45, the first frequency signal in the first resonance frequency group, the second frequency signal in the second resonance frequency group, and the signal of the alternating frequency in the range of 50 to 150 Hz. Is generated. Then, in the frequency modulation circuit 46, a signal having a modulation frequency modulated by the alternating frequency is generated by the first frequency signal and the second frequency signal. In the amplitude modulation circuit 47, the modulation frequency signal is subjected to amplitude modulation of the voltage at the alternating frequency, and the alternating current whose current is amplitude-modulated is supplied to the coil 2 through the resistor of about 100 ⁇ .
- the alternating current supply unit 42 supplies the alternating current as shown in FIG.
- the current 21 is a frequency band in the first resonance frequency group, and is preferably set so that its peak current has a current value that induces the resonant magnetic field.
- the second frequency current is a frequency band in the second resonance frequency group, and it is preferable that the peak current is set to a current value that induces the resonant magnetic field.
- the frequency of the first frequency current 21 is set to the resonance frequency of the first resonance frequency group or a frequency within the half width ( ⁇ ), and the peak current is the half width of the resonance magnetic field ( Ab) may be included.
- the frequency of the second frequency current 22 is set to the resonance frequency of the second resonance frequency group or the frequency within the half width ( ⁇ ) thereof, and the peak current is within the half width (Ab) of the resonance magnetic field. It may be made to become.
- the duty cycles of the first frequency current 21 and the second frequency current 22 at the alternating frequency are arbitrarily variable.
- the effect described in the second embodiment is produced by subjecting the liquid to be processed to an electromagnetic field treatment using such an electromagnetic field treatment apparatus.
- this device is very compact and lightweight, and can be installed in various places, and is excellent in convenience.
- FIG. 56 is a schematic enlarged view of the water pipe 1 for explaining this embodiment.
- a flow path changing mechanism for changing the flow path of the liquid to be processed in the water conduit 1 is provided.
- baffle plates 48 are arranged in the water conduit 1 in which the coil 2 is installed.
- the baffle plate 48 meanders the flow path of the treated water 3 and flows through the water pipe 1.
- the baffle plate 48 is preferably an insulator, and is formed by molding a polymer material such as vinyl chloride or polystyrene, or a resin material.
- a plurality of cylindrical rods 49 are thin and connected to each other by a connecting member 50 in the water pipe 1 in which the coil 2 is installed.
- the flow path of the treated water 3 is unevenly distributed on the side wall side of the water pipe 1 by the cylindrical rod 49.
- the cylindrical rod 49 and the connecting member 50 are preferably insulators, and also have a polymer material or a resin material strength like the baffle plate 48.
- the polymer material or the resin material has a relative magnetic permeability of approximately 1, and a relative dielectric constant of 10 or less.
- FIG. 57 is a block diagram showing this embodiment. This embodiment is suitable when the liquid to be treated described in the first embodiment is groundwater or well water containing a relatively large amount of carbon dioxide.
- a carbon dioxide gas deaeration device 51 is disposed in front of the electromagnetic field treatment device 41.
- the carbon dioxide gas deaerator 51 releases the carbon dioxide gas from the raw water containing a relatively large amount of the carbon dioxide gas.
- This release method includes various methods such as a method of applying ultrasonic waves to raw water to degas carbon dioxide, an aeration method of raw water, and a heating Z cooling method of raw water.
- various geomagnetism removing means for removing the influence of geomagnetism as described in the third embodiment are incorporated in the electromagnetic field processing apparatus.
- the above-mentioned geomagnetism removing means especially the means using the geomagnetization demagnetization method explained in Fig. 53 eliminates the influence of geomagnetism inside the water pipe 1 and can be freely adapted to environmental changes and is stable and highly efficient. It is very suitable because it facilitates the activity of water.
- the electromagnetic field processing device 41 supplies alternating currents of two different resonance frequencies to one coil.
- the alternating currents of the two different resonance frequencies are different from each other. It may be a structure supplied to the coil. Further, these coils may have a structure built in the electromagnetic field supply unit (7, 25, 26).
- an electromagnetic field having a structure in which an alternating current having a single frequency among the resonance frequencies is supplied to the coil. It may be a processing device.
- FIG. 58 (a) is a schematic configuration diagram of an electromagnetic field processing apparatus that supplies a current having a unipolar noise waveform.
- Fig. 58 (b) is a waveform diagram of the current in this case, and shows a square pulse waveform of the positive electrode.
- the electromagnetic field treatment apparatus in this case is a normal winding coil 53 indicated by a white circle attached to the outside of the water conduit 52, and the reverse of the normal winding coil 53.
- a reverse winding coil 54 wound in the direction and a unipolar current supply unit 55 for alternately supplying a current of a pulse waveform of one polarity to the forward winding coil 53 and the reverse winding coil 54 are provided.
- Fig. 58 (b) the currents of the same rectangular pulses whose phases are shifted from each other by a half cycle are alternately supplied to the normal winding coil 53 and the reverse winding coil 54.
- both ends of the forward winding coil 53 and the reverse winding coil 54 are fixed to the ground potential.
- the circuit of the unipolar current supply unit 55 that generates the square pulse current is a digital circuit, and the above-described semiconductor integrated circuit is preferably used.
- the electromagnetic field processing apparatus as shown in FIG. 58, for example, only a normal winding coil 53 or a reverse winding coil 54 is used, and a unipolar pulse is used as an electromagnetic field induced current. Even in the electromagnetic field treatment method in which the waveform current is supplied to any one of the above coils, the solubility of the above-described calcium phosphate is increased as compared with untreated water, and water activation is possible.
- FIGS. 59 and 60 show the resonance characteristics of the resonance frequency in the electromagnetic field processing in which the current of the positive rectangular pulse is supplied to, for example, the positive winding coil 53 and vibrates.
- the horizontal axis represents the frequency of the positive current flowing through the winding coil 53
- the vertical axis represents the solubility of calcium phosphate 16 described above. .
- the resonance frequency A is 80. OkHz or its vicinity, and the range of its half-value width ( ⁇ ⁇ ) is 76.5-83.1 kHz.
- the full width at half maximum ( ⁇ ⁇ ) is a frequency band in which the difference between the solubility power of calcium phosphate 16 and the solubility in the case of untreated water is 1Z2 or more in the resonance frequency band having this specificity. It is.
- the resonance frequency 108 is 108. OkHz or the vicinity thereof, and the range of the half-value width ( ⁇ ⁇ ) is 104.8 to: L l l. 1 kHz.
- FIGS. 61 and 62 show the resonance characteristics of the resonant magnetic field at the resonant frequency, with the horizontal axis representing the induced magnetic field intensity at the peak current of the positive current flowing through the positive winding coil 53, and the vertical axis representing calcium phosphate 16 The solubility is high.
- the resonance magnetic field has an induced magnetic field strength of 60 39. OmG or its vicinity.
- the range of the half width (A b) is 50277.8 to 6 797.4 mG.
- the resonance magnetic field is at or near the induced magnetic field strength of 7302.9 mG.
- the range of the half width (A b) is 6628.88 to 803.23.2 mG.
- a feature of this embodiment is that water is subjected to electromagnetic field treatment using an electromagnetic field composed of an oscillating electric field generated by an alternating voltage of a specific frequency and a static magnetic field generated by flowing a direct current through a coil.
- FIG. 63 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a method and an electromagnetic field treatment apparatus for treating water with an electromagnetic field in the present embodiment.
- Fig. 63 (a) is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the electromagnetic field generating unit that constitutes the electromagnetic field processing device in the direction of the water pipe axis
- Fig. 63 (b) is an electromagnetic field as viewed in the direction of arrows XX in Fig. 63 (a). It is an expanded sectional view of a production
- Figure 64 shows how to generate an electromagnetic field. It is a voltage waveform diagram which shows an example of a power supply voltage.
- the electromagnetic field generating unit 100 is provided with a coil 102 that winds the outer wall of a water pipe 101 made of, for example, cylindrical salty vinyl.
- a counter electrode 103 composed of a first electrode 103a and a second electrode 103b facing each other with the water pipe 101 interposed therebetween is attached to the outside of the coil 102.
- the counter electrode 103 is insulated from the coil 102 and disposed so as to enclose the coil 102.
- the first electrode 103a and the second electrode 103b are connected to each other by the spacers 103c and 103d.
- An electric field power source 104 is connected to the counter electrode 103, and a magnetic field power source 105 is connected to the coil 102.
- the electromagnetic field generating unit 100, the electric field power source 104, and the magnetic field power source 105 constitute the main part of the electromagnetic field processing apparatus.
- the coil 102 and the counter electrode 103 also have a conductive material force such as a copper material, and the electric field power source 104 applies an AC voltage V of a specific frequency to the counter electrode 103, and the magnetic field power source 105
- a DC voltage V is supplied to the coil 102.
- water to be treated 106 such as tap water and drainage is caused to flow in the water pipe 101, and a specific frequency, that is, a resonance as described later through the electric power source 104.
- An alternating voltage V of frequency is applied to the counter electrode 103.
- the voltage value of the AC voltage V is, for example, about ⁇ 10V and changes at a constant cycle. And covered
- An oscillating electric field 107 having a resonance frequency is applied to the treated water 106. Further, the DC voltage V is supplied to the coil 102 through the magnetic field power source 105 and the static magnetic field 108 is applied to the water 106 to be treated.
- the AC voltage V is preferably a square waveform as shown in FIG. 64 (a), for example.
- the DC voltage V as shown in (b) passes a specific resonant magnetic field through the water pipe 101 as described later.
- a direct current to be generated flows through the coil 102 via an appropriate resistor.
- the activated treated water 109 activated with high efficiency can be obtained.
- the magnetic field of the static magnetic field 108 is in a resonant magnetic field as described later, the above-described active effect becomes more effective.
- the electromagnetic field applying unit 110 having the counter electrode 103 connected to the electric field power source 104 and the coil 102 connected to the magnetic field power source 105 is immersed in the stored water 112 of the tank 111. Let In this state, the AC voltage V and the DC voltage V having a specific frequency as described above are applied to the electromagnetic field through the electric field power supply 104 and the magnetic field power supply 105.
- the static magnetic field 108 is changed to a resonant magnetic field under the oscillating electric field 107 having the resonance frequency described above.
- the oscillating electric field 107 generated by the AC voltage V having the specific frequency and the static magnetic field 108 are applied to the stored water 112.
- the stored water 112 is activated to become activated treated water.
- the electromagnetic field applying unit 110 has a basic structure of a force electromagnetic field generating unit 100 which will not be described in detail.
- the coil 102 and the counter electrode 103 which are the constituent elements are encapsulated by a water-impermeable member, and the stored water 112 flows into the coil 102.
- the inventor supplies AC voltage V of various frequencies to the counter electrode 103 and further has a coil having known electromagnetic characteristics.
- DC 102 is supplied with DC voltage V, and the tap water is subjected to electromagnetic field treatment.
- the interior of the experimental tank 113 is divided into three storage chambers 115, 116, and 117 by a partition plate 114, as described with reference to FIG.
- the water to be treated tap water at room temperature (approximately 20 ° C) having a pH value of approximately 7 through ion-exchanged resin is used, and this ion-exchanged water is a pump provided in the middle of the water conduit 101.
- 118 circulates in the order of the storage chambers 115, 116, and 117.
- the electromagnetic field generating unit 100 is attached to the water flow pipe 101 on the downstream side of the pump 118.
- the coil 102 of the electromagnetic field generating unit 100 is formed by uniformly winding a copper wire coil in a cylindrical shape having a diameter of 3.5 cm and a pipe length of 14.4 cm for 34 turns.
- calcium phosphate (Ca (PO)) 119 which is hardly soluble in normal water, is placed in powder form at the bottom of the storage chamber 115, and a water collection pipe 120 is connected to the storage chamber 117.
- the electric field power source 104 is a square waveform AC voltage V frequency.
- the magnetic field power supply 105 has a variable DC voltage V.
- the tap water is subjected to electromagnetic field treatment to become activated treated water, and phosphorous in the activated treated water in the storage chamber 117 is obtained.
- the concentration of the calcium hydrogen hydride ion is measured after electromagnetic field treatment for a certain time (about 10 hours), and then the valve of the water sampling tube 120 is opened. Collect the active treated water from the storage chamber 117, and use silver nitrate (AgNO) as the standard solution and indicator.
- AgNO silver nitrate
- Fig. 67 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonance frequency at AC voltage V.
- the horizontal axis represents the frequency of the AC voltage V applied to the counter electrode 103 of the electromagnetic field generating unit 100, and the vertical axis represents phosphorus.
- the coil 102 has a DC voltage V.
- the frequency of the AC voltage V is the resonance frequency 9. 45 kHz (resonance frequency F described later). It can be seen that the solubility increases specifically and has a peak value. And its full width at half maximum
- the solubility power of calcium phosphate 119 is a frequency band where the difference between the maximum solubility value and the solubility in the case of untreated water is 1Z2 or more.
- Fig. 68 shows the resonance characteristics of the resonant magnetic field at the resonant frequency of the AC voltage V, with the coil on the horizontal axis.
- the strength of the static magnetic field generated at 102 is taken, and the solubility of calcium phosphate 119 is plotted on the vertical axis.
- the solubility increases specifically when the static magnetic field strength is 130.6 mG (Gauss) or its vicinity. As shown by the solid line (2) and solid line (3), the solubility is the same at or near the static magnetic field strength of 2 or 3 times the static magnetic field strength of 130.6 mG (basal mode). It can be seen that increases specifically. Similarly, at the resonance frequency 9.45 kHz (resonance frequency F) of the AC voltage V, as shown by the broken line (1)
- solubility increases particularly at or near the static magnetic field intensity of 188.5 mG (basal mode), and the static magnetic field intensity is Similarly, the solubility increases specifically at or near the static magnetic field strength of 2 or 3 times.
- the half-value width (Ab) is the region of the static magnetic field strength where the difference between the solubility peak value and the solubility of untreated water is 1Z2 or more.
- Shika also has a mode that is n times the fundamental mode at the resonant frequency of the AC voltage V
- n is a positive integer.
- a specific frequency and a specific static magnetic field strength at such AC voltage V are
- the resonance frequency and resonance magnetic field are collectively shown below.
- the above specific frequency has two types of resonance frequencies with different properties. Exists. Therefore, these resonance frequencies are classified into a first resonance frequency group and a second resonance frequency group.
- the range of the half width ( ⁇ ⁇ ) is 1830 to 1990 ⁇ .
- the resonance frequency ⁇ is 7
- the resonance frequency E is 14. OkHz or its vicinity, and the range of its full width at half maximum ( ⁇ ⁇ ) is
- the resonance frequency E is 160. OkHz or in the vicinity thereof, and the range of its half-value width ( ⁇ ⁇ ).
- the range is 153.0 to 166.2kHz.
- ⁇ ⁇ 295. 0 to 309.4 Hz.
- the number is 690. ⁇ or its vicinity, and its half-value width ( ⁇ ⁇ ) ranges from 677. 0 to 7
- Resonance frequency F is 2.58kHz or
- E 3 is 9.45kHz or its vicinity, and the range of its full width at half maximum ( ⁇ ⁇ ) is 9.3 to 9.6kHz
- the resonance frequency F is 18.94 kHz or its vicinity, and its half-value width ( ⁇ ⁇ )
- Resonance frequency F is 54. OkHz or its vicinity
- the range of the full width at half maximum ( ⁇ ⁇ ) is 50.0 to 57.8 kHz.
- the resonance frequency F is 10
- the resonance frequency F is 216. OkHz or the vicinity thereof, and the range of the half width ( ⁇ ⁇ ) is 209.6 to 222.2 kHz.
- the range of ⁇ ⁇ ) is ⁇ 403. 0 to 417. OHz. Resonance frequency F ⁇ , 602. OHz
- the range of the half width (A f) is 588.6 to 621.OHz.
- the oscillation frequency F is 932. OHz or its vicinity, and the range of its half-value width ( ⁇ ⁇ ) is 914
- the AC voltage V of any one frequency selected from the first resonance frequency group or the second resonance frequency group described above is supplied from the electric field power source 104.
- An electromagnetic field is applied to the treated water 106 in the water pipe 101. By doing so, the treated water 106 can be activated easily and efficiently in a stable manner.
- FIG. 69 is a correlation diagram between the resonant frequency and the resonant magnetic field, where the horizontal axis represents the logarithm of the frequency of the AC voltage V and the vertical axis represents the static magnetic field strength in the resonant magnetic field.
- the resonance magnetic field in the first resonance frequency group at the resonance frequency E, the resonance magnetic field at that time is 69.lmG or in the vicinity thereof in the case of the quadruple mode. And its half price
- the range of width (A b) is 64.1-72.8mG.
- the static magnetic field strength of the resonance magnetic field of the fundamental mode in this case is 17.3 mG or its vicinity.
- double mode at resonance frequency E, double mode
- the resonant magnetic field in the case of a switch is 63.8 mG or near. And the range of the full width at half maximum (A b) is 60.5-66.4 mG.
- the static magnetic field strength of the resonant magnetic field of the fundamental mode in this case is 31.9 mG or its vicinity.
- the resonance magnetic field in the fundamental mode is 130.6 mG or
- the resonance magnetic field in the fundamental mode is 323. OmG or near it.
- the resonance magnetic field in the fundamental mode is 1123.5 mG or less.
- the resonant magnetic field in the fundamental mode is 2556.OmG or its
- the resonance magnetic field is 26.4 mG or
- the range of the full width at half maximum (A b) is 25.2-27.5 mG.
- the static magnetic field strength of the resonant magnetic field of the fundamental mode in this case is 5.3 mG or its vicinity.
- the resonance magnetic field is 36.8 mG or its vicinity.
- the range of its full width at half maximum (A b) is 29.5-40.4mG.
- the static magnetic field strength of the resonant magnetic field in the ground mode is 7.4 mG or its vicinity.
- the resonance magnetic field is 61.7 mG or its vicinity.
- the range of the half width (A b) is 59.4 to 64.lmG.
- the static magnetic field strength of the resonance magnetic field in the fundamental mode is 12.3 mG or in the vicinity thereof.
- the resonant magnetic field in the quadruple mode is 94.lmG or in the vicinity thereof.
- the range of the full width at half maximum (A b) is 90.1-99.2 mG.
- the static magnetic field strength of the resonant magnetic field in this case is 23.5 mG or near.
- the resonance magnetic field in the double mode is 94.lmG or so.
- the range of its full width at half maximum (A b) is 85.7-102.lmG.
- the static magnetic field strength of the resonance magnetic field of the fundamental mode in this case is 47.lmG or its vicinity.
- the resonant magnetic field in the fundamental mode is 188.5 mG or near it.
- the resonance magnetic field in the fundamental mode is 463.5 mG or
- the range of the full width at half maximum (A b) is 368.0 to 547.7 mG.
- the resonance magnetic field in the fundamental mode is 1601. OmG or its vicinity
- the range of the half width (A b) is 125.99 to 1938.lmG.
- the resonant magnetic field in the fundamental mode is 333.5 mG or near it.
- the range of the half width (A b) is 3145.9 ⁇ 3623.4mG.
- the resonance magnetic field in the fundamental mode is at or near the static magnetic field strength of 7302.9 mG.
- the range of its half-value width (A b) is 6628.88 ⁇ 8033.2mG.
- the resonant magnetic field is 35.3 mG or its
- the range of the full width at half maximum (A b) is 34.1 to 36.4 mG.
- the static magnetic field strength of the resonance magnetic field of the fundamental mode in this case is 7. lmG or its vicinity.
- the resonance magnetic field is 52.lmG or its vicinity.
- the range of the full width at half maximum (A b) is 49.9 to 54.4 mG.
- the static magnetic field strength of the resonant magnetic field in the fundamental mode is 10.4 mG or its vicinity.
- the resonance magnetic field is 81.6 mG or its vicinity.
- the range of its full width at half maximum (A b) is 75.2-87.6 mG.
- the static magnetic field strength of the resonance magnetic field in the fundamental mode is 16.3 mG or its vicinity.
- each of the above-described fundamental mode resonance magnetic fields has an n-fold mode.
- a DC current that induces a resonant magnetic field is coiled from the magnetic field power supply 105. 102, and an electromagnetic field is applied to the treated water 106 in the water pipe 101. In this way, the water to be treated 106 is stabilized and has a high-efficiency activated water to be activated treated water 109.
- the specific increase in the solubility of the calcium phosphate 119 is the same as that in the first embodiment.
- this shows that the amount of hydrogen ions (H +; actually its hydrated ions) increases in the active treated water 109 obtained by treating the treated water 106 with an electromagnetic field!
- the amount of hydroxide ions (OH_; actually its hydrated ions) increases to the same extent as the amount of hydrogen ions.
- the above-described specific voltage (resonance frequency) AC voltage V is supplied to the counter electrode 103 to generate a specific magnetic field.
- the various effects described in the first embodiment are produced in exactly the same manner.
- the electromagnetic field processing method of the fifth embodiment also consumes very little power in the electromagnetic field processing, and the electromagnetic field processing of this embodiment has high economic efficiency. Because of its stable effect regardless of the type or location of the liquid to be treated, its versatility is also high.
- the coil 102 may be formed of a material having conductivity and magnetism, such as stainless steel.
- FIG. 70 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a method and an electromagnetic field treatment apparatus for treating water with an electromagnetic field in the present embodiment.
- Fig. 70 (a) is a side view of the electromagnetic field generation unit constituting the electromagnetic field processing device
- Fig. 70 (b) is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the electromagnetic field generation unit as viewed from the arrows Y-Y in Fig. 70 (a).
- the electromagnetic field generating unit 100 includes, for example, a first permanent magnet 121a and a second permanent magnet that are opposed to each other with a water passage 101 made of salty vinyl resin having a rectangular cross section interposed therebetween.
- a counter magnet 121 made of stone 121b is attached.
- the first permanent magnet 121a and the second permanent magnet 121b are arranged so that magnetic poles having different polarities face each other and generate a magnetic flux in one direction in the water conduit 101.
- the lower end in the figure is arranged as the N pole, and the upper end is arranged as the S pole.
- a counter electrode 103 including a first electrode 103a and a second electrode 103b facing each other with the water pipe 101 interposed is attached to the outside of the water pipe 101 to which the counter magnet 121 is not attached.
- the counter electrode 103 is disposed so as to be insulated from the counter magnet 121.
- An electric field power source 104 is connected to the counter electrode 103.
- Such an electromagnetic field generating unit 100 and an electric field power source 104 constitute the main part of the electromagnetic field processing apparatus.
- the counter electrode 103 is made of a conductive material such as a copper material as in the fifth embodiment.
- treated water 106 such as tap water and drainage is caused to flow in the water pipe 101, and the electric field power source 104 is used to explain in the fifth embodiment.
- the electric field power source 104 is used to explain in the fifth embodiment.
- An oscillating electric field 107 having the resonance frequency is applied.
- a static magnetic field 108 is applied to the treated water 106 by the counter magnet 121.
- the AC voltage V is described in FIG. 64 (a), for example.
- Such a square waveform or the like is preferable.
- An electromagnetic field applying unit 110 including a stone 121 is immersed in the stored water 112 of the tank 111.
- an electromagnetic field composed of the oscillating electric field 107 and the static magnetic field 108 having the above-described resonance frequency is supplied to the electromagnetic field applying unit 110 through the electric field power source 104.
- the stored water 112 is activated and converted into activated treated water.
- the electromagnetic field applying unit 110 in this case has the above-described electromagnetic field generating unit 100 as a basic structure, and the counter electrode 103 and the counter magnet 121 which are constituent elements thereof are encapsulated by a water-impermeable member.
- the stored water 112 flows into the space surrounded by the counter magnet 121.
- the static magnetic field 108 is generated by using the counter magnet 121 having a permanent magnet force in the electromagnetic field generating unit 100.
- the static magnetic field strength of the permanent magnet is much higher than that of the static magnetic field generated by the coil 102 as described in FIG. 69 of the fifth embodiment.
- the discontinuity of a positive integer multiple of the fundamental mode in the resonant magnetic field shown when the static magnetic field strength is as small as several gauss or less is that of a permanent magnet that generates a high static magnetic field. In some cases it becomes almost negligible. Even with the electromagnetic field generating unit 100 configured using commercially available inexpensive permanent magnets, it is possible to activate the treated water with high efficiency.
- the discontinuity of the resonance magnetic field is covered with the spatial or temporal fluctuation of the static magnetic field strength generated by the permanent magnet, and the electromagnetic field generating unit 100 having such a simple and inexpensive configuration is used. Even so, it is also a force that easily causes magnetic field resonance in the water activity.
- the same effects as described in the fifth embodiment can be obtained, and electromagnetic field processing is further economical because of the inexpensive electromagnetic field processing apparatus! It will be something. Also, a stable effect is produced regardless of the condition of the type or location of the liquid to be treated.
- the electromagnetic field generating unit 100 may be attached to the outside of the tubular water conduit 106. [0195] [Embodiment 7]
- the feature of this embodiment is that the first resonance frequency group and the second resonance frequency of the AC voltage V described in the fifth embodiment.
- Each selected resonance frequency is used to activate water simultaneously by these two resonance frequencies. By doing so, the water is efficiently subjected to electromagnetic field treatment, and the active treated water is extended as functional water.
- Figure 71 shows an example of AC voltage V that generates an electromagnetic field by mixing these two resonance frequencies.
- FIG. 1 A first figure.
- the alternating voltage is also composed of two resonance frequency forces, and the first frequency voltage 122 and the second frequency current 123 have amplitudes such that, for example, the peak voltages are different from each other.
- the modulated signal is supplied to the counter electrode 103 of the electromagnetic field generating unit 100 shown in FIG. 63 or 70.
- the waveform of the first frequency voltage 122 is a square waveform as shown in FIG. 64 (a), and the frequency thereof is selected from the first resonance frequency group described in the fifth embodiment.
- the waveform at the second frequency voltage 123 is also a square waveform, and the frequency is selected from the second resonance frequency group.
- the amplitudes or peak voltages of the first frequency current 122 and the second frequency current 123 are the same as the AC voltage V described in the fifth and sixth embodiments.
- the amplitudes of the first frequency voltage 122 and the second frequency voltage 123 are different from those shown in FIG. 71, and the second frequency voltage 123 is greater in the case of the first frequency voltage 122. It may be larger than the case. Alternatively, both amplitudes may be the same.
- Such an alternating voltage is obtained by adding amplitude modulation to frequency modulation by so-called two frequencies.
- the repetition of the first frequency voltage 122 and the second frequency voltage 123 is changed to an alternating frequency of 50 to 150 times Z seconds (Hz).
- the duty cycles of the first frequency voltage 122 and the second frequency voltage 123 are arbitrarily adjusted.
- the alternating frequency is 100 Hz.
- the duty cycles of the first frequency voltage 122 and the second frequency voltage 123 at the alternating frequency are set to 50%, respectively.
- the static magnetic fields in the magnetic field generation unit 100a and the second electromagnetic field generation unit 100b are generated by the DC electromagnet or permanent magnet described with reference to FIG. In this way, when treated water 106, for example, tap water is passed through the water pipe 101, activated treated water 109 is generated.
- the first electromagnetic field applying unit 110a connected to the first electric field power supply 104a and the second electromagnetic field applying connected to the second electric field power supply 104b
- the unit 110b is immersed in the stored water 112 of the tank 111.
- FIG. 73 is a graph schematically showing the sustainability of the effect of the active treated water subjected to the electromagnetic field according to the seventh embodiment.
- the horizontal axis represents the preservation period of the active treated water after the electromagnetic field treatment
- the vertical axis represents the solubility of calcium phosphate 119 by the active treated water.
- the electromagnetic field generation unit 100 described in FIG. 63 is attached to the experimental apparatus shown in FIG. 66, and the calcium phosphate 119 powder in the storage chamber 115 is removed for a certain time (about 10 hours). It was. Then, the activated treated water was stored at room temperature, and the ability to dissolve the preserved activated treated water calcium carbonate after a predetermined storage period was examined.
- the solid line in the figure shows the case where the electromagnetic field is processed by the alternating voltage using the two resonance frequencies described in FIG. 71, and is an example of the result of the EF different mixture frequency.
- the frequency of the first frequency voltage 122 is one resonance frequency of the first resonance frequency group
- the frequency of the second frequency voltage 123 is one resonance frequency of the second resonance frequency group.
- the value of the DC voltage V of the magnetic field power supply 105 is set so that a resonant magnetic field is generated in the water conduit 101.
- the alternating frequency is 100 Hz
- the duty cycle of the first frequency voltage 122 and the second frequency voltage 123 at the alternating frequency is 50%.
- the broken line in the figure is the same as in the fifth embodiment, and is the case of one resonance frequency of the first resonance frequency group or the second resonance frequency group, and the AC voltage V using a single frequency V
- the dotted line in the figure is the result of an example of the force E-E (or FF) homogeneous mixing frequency when the electromagnetic field treatment is performed with an alternating voltage using the two resonance frequencies described in Fig. 71.
- the frequencies of the first frequency voltage 122 and the second frequency voltage 123 are resonance frequencies in which the same first resonance frequency group force is also selected.
- the same resonant frequency group force is selected for both resonance frequencies.
- the resonance magnetic field is set to be generated.
- the alternating frequency is 100 Hz
- the duty cycle of the first frequency voltage 122 and the second frequency voltage 123 at the alternating frequency is 50%.
- the activated effluent water is used for the solid E-F heterogeneous mixed frequency, the broken-line single frequency, and the dotted E-E (F-F) homogeneous mixed frequency.
- the ability to dissolve calcium phosphate 119 persists. It decays with its storage period, but the solid line increases the duration of the water activity, which is much smaller than the dashed line. However, in the case of a solid line, as shown in the storage period of 0 hour, the degree of initial activity increases.
- the electromagnetic field processing is performed with an alternating voltage using two different resonance frequencies, so that the degree of activity is high as described in the second embodiment.
- the lifetime of the effect of the active treated water is prolonged. That is, the state in which the amount of hydrogen ions and the amount of hydroxide ions during treatment are larger than in the case of untreated water continues for a long time.
- the degree of activity is reduced and the sustained life of the effect of the activated water is shortened.
- Prolonging the life of such activated treated water indicates that the activated treated water produced in this embodiment can be used effectively as a cleaning agent or the like. It can be used as various detergents or functional water for the functions described in the fifth embodiment, such as the dissolution of fatty acids, deodorization, and the modification of oils. it can.
- FIG. 74 and FIG. 75 are explanatory diagrams showing a method of shielding an electromagnetic field of an external force in this embodiment.
- FIG. 74 is a longitudinal sectional view in the axial direction of the water pipe in which the electromagnetic field generating unit 100 as described in FIG. 63 is encapsulated with an electromagnetic field shield member.
- 75 (a) is a longitudinal sectional view in the axial direction of the water pipe in which the electromagnetic field generating unit 100 as described in FIG. 70 is encapsulated with an electromagnetic field shielding member
- FIG. 75 (b) is a diagram of FIG. 75 (a). It is an expanded sectional view of a ZZ arrow.
- the relative permeability is 1 like a polymer material or a resin material.
- a coil 102 is provided for winding the outer wall of the water pipe 101 that has a material strength of a certain degree.
- the counter electrode 103 which consists of the 1st electrode 103a and the 2nd electrode 103b which oppose on both sides of the water pipe 101 is attached to the outer side of this coil 102.
- an electromagnetic field shield member 124 is disposed so as to enclose the electromagnetic field generating unit 100 having the same force as the coil 102 and the counter electrode 103.
- the electromagnetic field shield member 124 mainly blocks electromagnetic noise generated by the electromagnetic field generating unit 100 external force. Therefore, the electromagnetic field shield member 124 is made of a conductive material, and is insulated from the coil 102 and the counter electrode 103.
- the electromagnetic field shield member 124 may have magnetism.
- the mixing of the resonance frequencies of the same type described in FIG. 73 is eliminated, and stable water activity can be performed regardless of the place where the electromagnetic field generating unit 100 is installed. ⁇ ⁇ processing will be possible.
- the coil 102 and the counter electrode 103 of the electromagnetic field generating unit 100 are not shown in the figure, but for example, the opening force provided in a part of the electromagnetic field shield member 124 is also taken out by the lead wire. Connect to magnetic field power source 105 and electric field power source 104.
- the first electrode 103a and the second electrode 103b constituting the counter electrode 103 are separated from the outside of the insulated coil 102 and the outside of the water pipe 101 extending from both ends of the coil 102. Encapsulates and.
- the counter electrode 103 is formed of a material that is a conductor and a magnetic material, such as an iron material and a stainless material.
- a counter magnet 121 composed of a first permanent magnet 121a and a second permanent magnet 121b facing each other with the water pipe 101 interposed therebetween is attached. Furthermore, the counter magnet 103 is attached, and the counter electrode 103 composed of the first electrode 103a and the second electrode 103b facing each other with the water pipe 101 sandwiched outside the water pipe 101 is attached. Yes.
- An electromagnetic field shield member 124 is disposed so as to enclose the electromagnetic field generating unit 100 including the counter electrode 103, the counter magnet 121, and the like.
- the magnetic shield member 125 is attached so as to cover the electromagnetic field generating unit 100, and further, the entire outer surface including the magnetic shield member 125 is encapsulated by the electromagnetic field shield member 124. It may be.
- the electromagnetic field shield member 124 blocks electromagnetic noise from the outside of the electromagnetic field generation unit 100 in the same manner as described above. Further, a strong static magnetic field generated by the permanent magnet is prevented from extending from the electromagnetic field generating unit 100 in the direction of the pipe axis of the water pipe 101 and diffusing. Therefore, the electromagnetic field shield member 124 is preferably made of a material that is a conductor and a magnetic material. Here, it is preferable that the electromagnetic field shielding member 124 encloses the outside of the electromagnetic field generating unit 100 and the outside of the water pipe 33 extending to both sides of the electromagnetic field generating unit 100 and extending 1.5 times or more of the length of the counter magnet 121. is there.
- the electromagnetic field shield member 124 a metal material made of a magnetic material having a high relative permeability and having conductivity is preferably used.
- the magnetic shield member 125 aluminum, copper, plastic, or the like can be suitably used. If this magnetic shield member 125 is interposed, the diffusion of the static magnetic field is more effectively prevented.
- the static magnetic field strength is higher than in the case of FIG. 74. Therefore, the electromagnetic noise is likely to generate a resonance magnetic field due to the diffusion of the static magnetic field from the counter magnet 121. Mixing of the same kind of resonance frequency caused by For this reason, the activation process of water is likely to be influenced by the place where the electromagnetic field generating unit 100 using a permanent magnet is generally installed.
- the combined use of the electromagnetic field shield member 124 or the magnetic shield member 125 as described above ensures extremely stable water activation treatment.
- the same effects as described in the fifth embodiment force and the seventh embodiment are obtained, and the electromagnetic field processing is effected by electromagnetic field noise. Removed Therefore, it is extremely stable regardless of conditions such as the place where the electromagnetic field processing apparatus having the electromagnetic field generating unit 100 is installed.
- carbon dioxide gas in water is removed as a pretreatment for electromagnetic field treatment of water. It is preferable to let them care.
- the treated water can be stably treated with electromagnetic field. Therefore, by using an electromagnetic field treatment system including a carbon dioxide gas deaerator, very stable electromagnetic field treatment can be performed regardless of the type of water to be treated.
- the geomagnetism Be is provided by a magnetic shield. It is preferable that the shield is shielded so that the invasion of geomagnetism into the water pipe 101 is greatly reduced. In this way, the influence of geomagnetism in the water flow pipe 101 is reduced, and stable and highly efficient activation of treated water is achieved without being affected by environmental changes.
- the magnetic shield for example, a sheet-like cobalt-based amorphous sheet having a high magnetic permeability and a high relative permeability is preferably used. Further, it is preferable that the electromagnetic field shield member 124 described with reference to FIG. In this case, as described in FIG. 75, a material having conductivity and magnetism is preferably used.
- Such a positive or negative polarity pulse waveform voltage may be used.
- Such a voltage having a unipolar waveform may be used as the voltage changing at a constant cycle. That is, as shown in FIG. 76 (a), even when a positive square pulse waveform is used as the voltage waveform of the unipolar pulse waveform, the same water activity as described in the fifth to eighth embodiments is used. It becomes possible.
- two types of positive polarity square pulse waveforms are alternately supplied to the counter electrode 103 of the electromagnetic field generation unit 100 as shown in FIG. 76 (b). You may do it. Even in this case, substantially the same effect as described in the seventh embodiment can be obtained.
- a voltage that changes at a cycle twice that of the voltage that changes at a constant cycle supplied to the counter electrode 103 is used. May be.
- a square waveform AC voltage V as shown in Fig. 77 (a) has a unipolar pulse waveform voltage Vb that changes at twice the period.
- the current waveform of alternating current, alternating current or unipolar waveform changes rapidly in time, such as a pulse waveform other than a square waveform, a sawtooth waveform, etc. Those are preferred.
- a sinusoidal waveform can be used although its effect is reduced.
- the coil to which the alternating current, alternating current or unipolar waveform current is supplied is attached to the outside of the water to be treated, and the oscillating electromagnetic field generated in the coil irradiates the water to be treated from the outside.
- the oscillating electromagnetic field generated in the coil irradiates the water to be treated from the outside.
- the coil shape wound around the water pipe may be variously wound in addition to the spiral shape as long as it can generate a time-varying magnetic field.
- an AC voltage waveform or a unipolar waveform may be a pulse waveform other than a square waveform, a sawtooth waveform, or the like.
- a sinusoidal waveform can be used although its effect is reduced.
- the activated treated water generated by the electromagnetic field treatment of the present embodiment can be applied to various uses as functional water in which hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions are abundantly dissolved.
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