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PROVISIONALPATENTAPPLICATION
INVENTORS:
RICHARDE.AHO
WILLIAMWALTERMEE
FOR
CAVITATIONENGINE
LUEDEKANEELYGROUP,P.C.
RichardE.Aho P.O.Box1871,KnoxvilleTN37901
4170N.W.42St.
LauderdaleLakes,FL33319 1.865.546.4305 (Tel)
WilliamWalterMee 1.865.523.4478 (Fax)
8591PioneerRoad
WestPalmBeach,FL33411 RFOX@LUEDEKA.COM
AllUnitedStatesCitizens AttorneyDocket:
69935.PV
CAVITATIONENGINE
FIELD
[0001]Thepresentdisclosurerelatestoacavitationengine.Moreparticularly,thedisclosurerelatestoacavitationenginestructurethatenablesimprovedefficiency.
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BACKGROUNDANDSUMMARY[0002]Improvementisdesiredintheconstructionofenginesorthelikethatgeneratesteam.
[0003]Thedisclosureadvantageouslyprovidesacavitationengineconfiguredtoproducesuperheatedsteam.Thecavitationengineincludesapre-heatedimpactchamberconfiguredtoreceiveinjectedfluid,suchashyperbaricwater,injectedatsupersonicvelocitiesandinamannertomaximizetheformationofbubblesintheinjectedfluid.Theimpactchamberisconfiguredtointeractwiththeinjectedfluidtopromotecavitationoftheinjectedfluidandgenerateveryhighpressure.
BRIEFDESCRIPTIONOFTHEDRAWINGS[0004]Furtheradvantagesofthedisclosureareapparentbyreferencetothedetaileddescriptionwhenconsideredinconjunctionwiththefigures,whicharenottoscalesoastomoreclearlyshowthedetails,whereinlikereferencenumbersindicatelikeelementsthroughouttheseveralviews,andwherein:
[0005]FIG.1isaperspectiveviewofacavitationengineaccordingtothedisclosure.
[0006]FIG.2isafrontalviewofthecavitationengineofFIG.1,withaportioncutawaytoshowinternaldetails.
[0007]FIG.3isacross-sectionalviewtakenalonglineA-AofFIG.2.
[0008]FIG.4isadetailedviewofaportionofFIG.3.
[0009]FIG.5isatopviewofthecavitationengineofFIG.1.
[0010]FIG.6isabottomviewofthecavitationengineofFIG.1.
[0011]FIG.7isatransparentperspectiveviewofthecavitationengineofFIG.1.
[0012]FIG.8isatransparentfrontalviewofthecavitationengineofFIG.1.
[0013]FIG.9showsvariouscross-sectionalanddetailedviewsofthecavitationengineofFIG.1.
[0014]FIG.10isapartslistofthecavitationengineofFIG.1.
[0015]FIG.11isagraphshowingoperationofacavitationengineaccordingtothedisclosure.
DETAILEDDESCRIPTION[0016]Withreferencetothedrawings,thedisclosurerelatestoasteamengine,andinparticulartoacavitationengine.Thecavitationengineproducessuperheatsteambyinjectinghyperbaricwateratsupersonicvelocitiesintoaspeciallyconfigured,heatedimpactchamberconfiguredtopromotecavitationoftheinjectedwaterandgenerateveryhighpressurethatcanbeusedtogenerateelectricityorotherwisedharnessedasanenergyoutput.Theimpactchamberisinitiallypre-heatedto375degreesF.Oncetheengineisoperating,theenergysuppliedforthepre-heatingmaybeceased,asthetemperatureoftheimpactchamberwillremainabove375degreesFduetotheoperationoftheengine.
[0017]Cavitationreferstotheformationofvaporcavitiesinaliquid.Thevaporcavitiesarecharacterizedassmallliquid-cavitation-freezonesinthenatureofbubblesorvoidsthataretheconsequenceofcavitationalforcesactingupontheliquid.Cavitiationoccurswhenaliquidissubjectedtorapidchangesofpressurethatcausetheformationofcavitieswherethepressureisrelativelylow.Whensubjectedtohigherpressure,asinthecaseofthecavitationengineaccordingtothedisclosure,thevoidsimplodeandgenerateanintenseshockwaveandhighpressure.
[0018]Inaccordancewiththedisclosure,whentheinjectedwatercollideswiththeimpactchamberwallashockwaveoccursandthewaterisshatteredandinstantlytransformedintosuperheatsteam.Thecavitationenginehassubstantiallyimprovedefficiencyascomparedtoconventionalsteamengines,suchasconventionalexternalcombustionRankineCyclesteamboilers.
[0019]Ithasbeenobservedthattheangleofincidenceandtheproximityoftheimpactsurfacewallarecriticaltothefunctioningofthecavitationengineofthedisclosure.Thetypeofelectronicpiezofuelinjectorutilizedtoejectthewaterfractionpreferablyhasinjectororificesorientedatsuchanangletotheimpactchambersurfaceastoproduceanearlyperpendiculartrajectory.Thisgeometryisshowninthecross-sectionalviewsoftheimpactchamber,suchasFIGS.2-4.Thisgeometrydesirablyproducesveryhighwaterhammerpressureduringcollisionofthewaterfraction
[0020]Inthisregard,thetiming,distanceandgeometryoftheimpactmodulearecriticalindesiredoperationoftheenginesystemandtheproductionofheat.Theenginesystemoperateswithpressuresbetween15000-28000psiandavarietyofinjectororificed