Hydroxy gas generator
Methods and systems for improved generation of hydroxy gas are presented. In one embodiment, a hydroxy gas generator is provided that includes a gas generation chamber that contains water and anode-cathode pairs. The anode-cathode pairs may be configured to generate hydroxy gas using a continuously-flowing supply of water. The hydroxy gas generator may also include a water structuring device that reduces the surface tension of the continuously-flowing supply of water. The water structuring device may also magnetically orient the molecules of the continuously-flowing supply of water. The hydroxy gas generator may further include a gas isolation system for extracting hydroxy gas from the gas generation chamber.
1. A hydroxy gas generator, comprising:
a gas generation chamber containing water;
a plurality of anode-cathode pairs within the gas generation chamber configured to generate hydroxy gas using a continuously-flowing supply of water;
a water structuring device configured to (i) reduce the surface tension of the continuously-flowing supply of water and (ii) magnetically orient molecules of the continuously-flowing supply of water; and
a gas isolation system for extracting hydroxy gas from the gas generation chamber.
2. The hydroxy gas generator of claim 1 , wherein the water structuring device reduces the surface tension of the continuously-flowing supply of water by causing the water to flow through a plurality of spheres.
3. The hydroxy gas generator of claim 2 , wherein the plurality of spheres reduce the surface tension of the continuously-flowing supply of water by creating vortexes within the continuously-flowing supply of water.
4. The hydroxy gas generator of claim 2 , wherein at least a subset of the plurality of spheres have a diameter of at least 0.4 inches.
5. The hydroxy gas generator of claim 2 , wherein the plurality of spheres create magnetic fields that magnetically orient the molecules of the water.
6. The hydroxy gas generator of claim 5 , wherein the plurality of spheres are charged with a magnetic field of at least 1 Tesla.
7. The hydroxy gas generator of claim 2 , wherein at least a subset of the plurality of spheres are gold plated.
8. The hydroxy gas generator of claim 1 , wherein the surface tension of the continuously-flowing supply of water is reduced by at least 20%.
9. The hydroxy gas generator of claim 1 , wherein the gas generation chamber includes at least 7 anode-cathode pairs.
10. The hydroxy gas generator of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of anode-cathode pairs are harmonically tuned to have an electrical resonant frequency at a predetermined frequency.
11. The hydroxy gas generator of claim 10 , wherein the predetermined frequency is between 200-400 Hz.
12. The hydroxy gas generator of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of anode-cathode pairs operate at a predetermined voltage of 30-60 V.
13. The hydroxy gas generator of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of anode-cathode pairs have jetted caps.
14. The hydroxy gas generator of claim 1 , wherein the anodes of the plurality of anode-cathode pairs include aeration holes where the continuously-flowing supply of water is received.
15. The hydroxy gas generator of claim 1 , wherein the hydroxy gas is generated as microbubbles within the water.
16. The hydroxy gas generator of claim 1 , further comprising a water chiller for reducing the temperature of the continuously-flowing supply of water.
17. The hydroxy gas generator of claim 16 , wherein the water chiller reduces the temperature of the continuously-flowing supply of water to 65° F. or less.
18. The hydroxy gas generator of claim 16 , wherein the continuously-flowing supply of water proceeds through the water chiller prior to entering the anode-cathode pairs.
19. The hydroxy gas generator of claim 1 , further comprising a water recombination system for combining the hydroxy gas with a secondary supply of water to generate an oxygenated and hydrogenated water.
20. The hydroxy gas generator of claim 19 , wherein the oxygenated and hydrogenated water is applied to an agricultural site.
21. A method comprising:
structuring a continuously-flowing supply of water using a water structuring device to (i) reduce the surface tension of the continuously-flowing supply of water and (ii) magnetically orient molecules of the continuously-flowing supply of water;
passing the continuously-flowing supply of water through a plurality of anode-cathode pairs to generate hydroxy gas; and
extracting the hydroxy gas using a gas isolation system.
22. A water structuring device for use in a hydroxy gas generator, the water structuring device comprising:
an inlet for receiving a continuously-flowing supply of water;
an outlet for providing the continuously-flowing supply of water to a plurality of anode-cathode pairs; and
a plurality of magnetically-charged spheres arranged into a plurality of centrally-aligned rings along a direction of flow of the continuously-flowing supply of water from the inlet to the outlet, wherein the plurality of centrally-aligned rings includes at least 7 centrally-aligned rings and wherein each of at least a subset of the centrally-aligned rings includes at least 7 magnetically-charged spheres.
23. An anode-cathode pair for use in a hydroxy gas generator, the anode-cathode pair comprising:
an inlet end for receiving water;
an outlet end for providing water containing hydroxy gas;
a cathode extending from the inlet end to the outlet end;
an anode positioned radially exterior to the cathode and extending from the inlet end to the outlet end, wherein the anode includes a plurality of aeration holes near the inlet end; and
a jetted cap located at the outlet end,
wherein the anode and the cathode are harmonically tuned to have an electrical resonant frequency at a predetermined frequency.