Method and apparatus for mixing gases with water

Abstract

Abstract A WHIRLING MASS OF FLUID IN A HIGH PRESSURE ZONE IS INJECTED INTO A BODY OF WATER TO PURIFIED, SAID BODY OF WATER HAVING A PRESSURE LOWER THAN THAT IN THE HIGH PRESSURE ZONE, THEREBY CREATING IN SAID BODY OF WATER A PARTIAL VACUUM ZONE CONTAINING WATER AND WATER VAPOR, THE TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE IN SAID PARTIAL VACUUM ZONE BEING LESS THAN ABOUT 25*C. AND 10P.S.I., RESPECTIVELY; INTRODUCING OXYGEN AND/OR OZONE GAS AT A PRESSURE OF LESS THAN ABOUT 15 P.S.I., INTO SAID PARTIAL VACUUM ZONE, THEREBY FORMING BUBBLES OF SAID GAS IN SAID WATER AND FORMING AT THE SURFACE OF SAID BUBBLES WATER VAPOR WHICH CAUSES THE SURFACE OF SAID BUBBLES TO COOL TO A TEMPERATURE AT WHICH EXPANDING WATER VAPOR CONDENSES ON SAID SURFACE OF SAID BUBBLES TO FORM A CLATHRATE MOLECULE COMPOSE OF A CRYSTALLINE FILM OF WATER WITH A MOLECULE OF OXYGEN OR OZONE INSIDE, INTRODUCING SAID CLATHRATE MOLECULE INTO THE WATER TO BE PURIFIED AND MELTING SAID CRYSTALLINE FILM THERBY RELEASING THE OXYGEN OR OZONE MOLECULE INTO THE BODY OF WATER. THE APPARATUS INCLUDES A CYLINDRICAL SHAPED HOLLOW HOUSING WITH AN OPENING FOR INTRODUCING A WHIRLING FLUID INTO A BODY OF WATER AND A GAS PIPE FOR INTRODUCING OXYGEN OR OZONE GAS INTO THE PARTIAL VACUUM FORMED BY THE INTRODUCTION OF SAID WHIRLING FLUID INTO SAID BODY.

Inventors

• 👤 S Beitzel
• 👤 R Edwards

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