Method of production, fixation and use of nitrogenous compounds from engine exhaust, for irrigation

Claim 1

THE METHOD OF PRODUCING, RECOVERING AND USING NITROGENOUS COMPOUNDS WHICH CONSISTS IN BURNING A MIXTURE OF AIR AND GASEOUS HYDROCARBON FUEL IN THE PROPORTION OF APPROXIMATELY NINETEEN PARTS OF AIR TO ONE PART OF FUEL BY SIMULTANEOUSLY IGNITING THE MIXTURE AT A MULTIPLICITY OF SPACED IGNITION POINTS, UNTIL THE MIXTURE HAS BURNED AT A TEMPERATURE ABOVE 4000 DEGREES F., EXPANDING THE MIXTURE WITH SUDDEN DROP IN TEMPERATURE OF MORE THAN 900 DEGREES F., USING THE EXPANSIVE POWER OF THE MIXTURE TO PUMP WATER, DISCHARGING THE PRODUCTS OF COMBUSTION AND MAINTAINING THEM IN INTIMATE CONTACT WITH THE WATER BEING PUMPED UNTIL SUBSTANTIALLY ALL OF THE NITROGENOUS COMPOUNDS IN THE EXHAUST GAS HAVE BEEN ABSORBED BY THE WATER AND THEN DISCHARGING THE PUMPED WATER FOR IRRIGATION AND DISCHARGING THE REMAINING EXHAUST GAS TO ATMOSPHERE.

Claim 2

THE METHOD OF PRODUCING, RECOVERING AND USING NITROGENOUS COMPOUNDS WHICH CONSISTS IN BURNING A MIXTURE OF AIR AND GASEOUS HYDROCARBON FUEL IN THE PROPORTION OF APPROXIMATELY NINETEEN PARTS OF AIR TO ONE PART OF FUEL BY SIMULTANEOUSLY IGNITING THE MIXTURE AT A MULTIPLICITY OF SPACED IGNITION POINTS, UNTIL THE MIXTURE HAS BURNED AT A TEMPERATURE ABOVE 4000 DEGREES F., EXPANDING THE MIXTURE WITH SUDDEN DROP IN TEMPERATURE OF MORE THAN 900 DEGREES F., USING THE EXPANSIVE POWER OF THE MIXTURE TO PUMP WATER, DISCHARGING THE PRODUCTS OF COMBUSTION AND MAINTAINING THEM IN INTIMATE CONTACT WITH THE WATER BEING PUMPED UNTIL SUBSTANTIALLY ALL OF THE NITROGENOUS COMPOUNDS IN THE EXHAUST GAS HAVE BEEN ABSORBED BY THE WATER AND THEN DISCHARGING THE PUMPED WATER FOR IRRIGATION AND DISCHARGING THE REMAINING EXHAUST GAS TO ATMOSPHERE.