Abstract A device for simultaneously conditioning liquid fuel and liquid coolant in an engine or the like. The device comprises a cylindrical body. A set of annular magnets are positioned concentrically and axially in the body. The magnets are separated by ferromagnetic annular internal pole shoes into pairs. Every pair of the magnets are mounted between two adjacent internal pole shoes and placed with monomial poles facing each other. External pole shoes are situated concentrically around the corresponding internal pole shoes. A fuel conditioning circuit in the form of non-magnetic conduit is mounted between the internal and external pole shoes. A coolant conditioning circuit is formed between the inner surface of the body having the external pole shoes thereon and the assembly of the magnets and the internal pole shoes. The fuel conduit is a spiral pipe with odd number of coils or a concentrically located pipe filled with a bed of ferromagnetic fillings on which the magnetic field of the magnets acts.
A device for simultaneously conditioning both liquid fuel and liquid coolant, comprising a cylindrical body; a set of annular permanent magnets being concentrically and axially arranged in said body; a plurality of annular ferromagnetic internal pole shoes adapted to separate the set of the permanent magnets into pairs and concentrically placed in the body; a plurality of annular external pole shoes placed around said internal pole shoes, each of said external pole shoes being opposite to each of said corresponding internal pole shoes; a liquid fuel conditioning circuit and a liquid coolant conditioning circuit provided in said body; wherein each pair of said magnets are mounted between the adjacent internal plate shoes and have monomial poles facing each other.
Claim 2
Independent Claim
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A device for simultaneously conditioning both liquid fuel and liquid coolant, comprising a cylindrical body; a set of annular permanent magnets being concentrically and axially arranged in said body; a plurality of annular ferromagnetic internal pole shoes adapted to separate the set of the permanent magnets into pairs and concentrically placed in the body; a plurality of annular external pole shoes placed around said internal pole shoes, each of said external pole shoes being opposite to each of said corresponding internal pole shoes; a liquid fuel conditioning circuit and a liquid coolant conditioning circuit provided in said body; wherein each pair of said magnets are mounted between the adjacent internal plate shoes and have monomial poles facing each other.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
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The device according to claim 1 wherein said liquid fuel conditioning circuit is a non-magnetic spiral conduit having an odd number of coils and being arranged between the internal and the external pole shoes.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
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The device according to claim 2 wherein said fuel conduit is mounted within recesses formed symmetrically on the perimeters of said internal pole shoes.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
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The device according to claim 1, wherein said liquid coolant conditioning circuit is constituted by channels between the inner surface of the body and the internal pole shoes and between the external and internal pole shoes.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
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The device according to claim 1, wherein said external pole shoes have cross-section of half ellipse.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
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The device according to claim 1, wherein said liquid fuel conditioning circuit is a non-magnetic conduit situated concentrically and axially in the body and filled with a bed of ferromagnetic fillings subject to act under the heterogeneous magnetic field of the permanent magnets.