Engines structure for water molecules impulse, order and control for agriculture purposes
View Patent ↗Plant growth and energy storage is supported by complicated bio-electro-chemical processes causing the intake of water and nutrients from the ground. These processes are affected by adaptations such as root structure and genetic characteristics that facilitate a plant species' survival in its native regions. Disclosed are methods for altering the water and nutrient intake through electrical alignment of molecules with dipole characteristics and ionized molecules, and apparatus for performing the disclosed methods. Through the disclosed invention, the capacity of water molecules to interact at an electro-chemical level with soil elements can be increased or reduced to guide absorption-transport activity, facilitating optimal plant growth for agricultural and other purposes.
1. A process for altering plant performance, comprising:
providing an apparatus, comprising:
soil having nutrients, the soil providing a location for the growth of a root system of a plant;
an engine comprising one or more integrated coils, a timer, and an irrigation tube,
wherein the apparatus is connected to an earth ground through a multi-strand electric cable;
causing water to flow through the engine through the irrigation tube;
with the engine, altering the intensity of electrical fields according to the timer;
with the engine, changing the direction of electron flow in water molecules of the water passing through the irrigation tube; and
transporting the water to the soil,
wherein the engine manages electron flow activity for guiding absorption-transport activity of the plant by altering the present flow electron capacity of molecules of the water, thereby changing its ability to electrically and chemically interact with the nutrients.
2. The process for altering plant performance as recited in claim 1 , wherein the apparatus is programmable to account for plant type, soil type, climate, and nutritional characteristics required in each stage of plant growth.
3. The process for altering plant performance as recited in claim 2 , further comprising the step of programming the apparatus for a predetermined plant type and soil type.
4. The process for altering plant performance as recited in claim 1 , wherein the engine comprises six integrated coils.
5. The process for altering plant performance as recited in claim 1 , wherein the engine is a solenoid induction engine.
6. The process for altering plant performance as recited in claim 1 , wherein the engine is a toroid engine.
7. The process for altering plant performance as recited in claim 1 , wherein the engine comprises a multiple induction engine configured to create an internal circular flow of electrons.
8. The process for altering plant performance as recited in claim 1 , further comprising additional engines to form a combination of engines for guiding absorption-transport activity of a plant.