Method and apparatus for preventing scale deposits and removing contaminants from fluid columns

1. An apparatus providing fluid treatment, comprising:

(a) a magnetically conductive conduit to receive a flow of a fluid to be treated along a flow path extending through the magnetically conductive conduit, the magnetically conductive conduit having a fluid entry port at a proximal end, a fluid discharge port at a distal end, and at least one fluid impervious boundary wall extending between the fluid entry port and the fluid discharge port and having an inner surface and an outer surface;

(b) an electrical conductor comprising at least one length of an electrical conducting material having a first conductor lead and a second conductor lead, the electrical conductor being coiled around at least one coil core with at least one turn to form at least one uninterrupted coil of electrical conductor encircling each coil core, each uninterrupted coil of electrical conductor forming at least one layer;

(c) wherein the magnetically conductive conduit is placed at least partly within the at least one coil core, whereby at least one turn of the electrical conductor encircles at least a portion of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive conduit with the at least one turn of the electrical conductor oriented substantially orthogonal to the fluid flow; and

(d) at least one electrical power supply operably connected to at least one of the first and second conductor leads, wherein the at least one uninterrupted coil of electrical conductor is energized to produce a magnetic field having lines of flux directed along the fluid flow path and concentrated in a plurality of distinct areas along the longitudinal axis of the magnetically energized conduit.

2. The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the lines of flux form loops and the magnetic field is of a strength that allows the flux to extend along the longitudinal axis of the magnetically conductive conduit and concentrate at distinct points beyond each end of the magnetically conductive conduit such that the magnetic field encircles the magnetically conductive conduit.

3. The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the fluid impervious boundary wall absorbs the magnetic field generated by the coiled electrical conductor.

4. The apparatus of claim 1 , further comprising at least one fluid flow conduit to promote the flow of the fluid through the magnetically conductive conduit.

5. The apparatus of claim 1 , further comprising at least one chemical dispersing apparatus placed in at least one of prior to the fluid entry port and past the fluid discharge port of the magnetically conductive conduit.

6. The apparatus of claim 1 , further comprising at least one contaminant separation apparatus placed in at least one of prior to the fluid entry port and past the fluid discharge port for separating and collecting a volume of contaminants from the fluid.

7. The apparatus of claim 1 , further comprising at least one fluid flow conditioning apparatus placed in at least one of prior to the fluid entry port and past the fluid discharge port, for altering the flow of the fluid.

8. The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the magnetically conductive conduit is sleeved within a second magnetically conductive conduit.

9. An apparatus providing fluid treatment, comprising:

(a) a magnetically conductive conduit to receive a flow of a fluid to be treated along a flow path extending through the magnetically conductive conduit;

(b) an electrical conductor comprising at least one length of an electrical conducting material having a first conductor lead and a second conductor lead, the electrical conductor being coiled around at least one coil core with at least one turn to form at least one uninterrupted coil of electrical conductor encircling each coil core, each uninterrupted coil of electrical conductor forming at least one layer;

(c) wherein the magnetically conductive conduit is placed at least partly within the at least one coil core, whereby at least one turn of the electrical conductor encircles at least a portion of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive conduit with the at least one turn of the electrical conductor oriented substantially orthogonal to the fluid flow; and

(d) at least one electrical power supply operably connected to at least one of the first and second conductor leads, wherein the at least one uninterrupted coil of electrical conductor is energized to produce a magnetic field having lines of flux directed along the fluid flow path and concentrated in a plurality of distinct areas along the longitudinal axis of the magnetically energized conduit.

10. The apparatus of claim 9 , further comprising at least one fluid flow conduit to promote the flow of the fluid through the magnetically conductive conduit.

11. The apparatus of claim 9 , wherein the magnetically conductive conduit comprises a length of magnetically conductive material defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid entry port at the proximal end of the magnetically conductive conduit and a fluid discharge port at the distal end of the magnetically conductive conduit.

12. The apparatus of claim 9 , wherein the magnetically conductive conduit comprises a non-contiguous array of a first portion of magnetically conductive conduit and a second portion of magnetically conductive conduit thereby establishing a non-magnetically conductive region between the first and second portions of magnetically conductive conduit.

13. The apparatus of claim 12 , wherein a non-magnetically conductive conduit establishes the non-magnetically conductive region.

14. The apparatus of claim 9 , wherein the magnetically conductive conduit is sleeved within a second magnetically conductive conduit.