(54)
Gasses
Also written high velocity gasses
Where it is first named
(11) (A) No. 1 234 773 (45) ISSUED 880405 (52) CLASS 204-78 C.R. CL. 158-14 (51) INT. CL. ¢C25B 1/04) (54) Resonant Cavity Hydrogen Generator That Operates With a Pulsed Voltage Electrical Potential (72) Meyer, Stanley A., U.S.A. (21) APPLICATION No. 420 ,902 (22) FILED 830204 (30) PRIORITY DATE U.S.A. (P65,797) 820924 No. OF CLAIMS 22
How it is written
- (gasses 54) 2×
- (54) 1×
- (high velocity gasses 54) 1×
Drawings 1
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Carries this number · Resonant Cavity Hydrogen Generator That Operates with a Pulsed Voltage Electrical Potential
Where it is named · 4
Resonant Cavity Hydrogen Generator That Operates with a Pulsed Voltage Electrical Potential 4×
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(11) (A) No. 1 234 773 (45) ISSUED 880405 (52) CLASS 204-78 C.R. CL. 158-14 (51) INT. CL. ¢C25B 1/04) (54) Resonant Cavity Hydrogen Generator That Operates With a Pulsed Voltage Electrical Potential (72) Meyer, Stanley A., U.S.A. (21) APPLICATION No. 420 ,902 (22) FILED 830204 (30) PRIORITY DATE U.S.A. (P65,797) 820924 No. OF CLAIMS 22
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high velocity gasses (high velocity gasses 54)
The direct current potential is pulsed in a repetitive frequency, as noted above, to match the frequency of the resonant cavity. The gasses 54a to 54n being released from respective ones of exciters 50a to 50n are directed by the guide walls 56 to the upper chamber 58 wherein the high velocity gasses 54 are accumulated. As the gasses 54 are accumulated the pressure in the upper chamber 58 increases proportionally.
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gasses (gasses 54)
The direct current potential is pulsed in a repetitive frequency, as noted above, to match the frequency of the resonant cavity. The gasses 54a to 54n being released from respective ones of exciters 50a to 50n are directed by the guide walls 56 to the upper chamber 58 wherein the high velocity gasses 54 are accumulated. As the gasses 54 are accumulated the pressure in the upper chamber 58 increases proportionally.
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gasses (gasses 54)
In Figure 7, the ports 57a to 57n may be greater in size that the individual port 2 of Figure 3. The individual outputs are not utilized to support a flame hence the significance of limiting the port size and the danger of flashback is not critical. The outputs from each of the exciters are accumulated as gasses 54 in a master chamber 58.
