RE: [Keelynet] water-oil reactor

[Carrigan, Ken]

Sean, et al,
Read through this, and not sure what to make of it.
Here are some points and open questions,

1) Oil is consumed along with water for form? (C0, HCxx, N0's..?) It is
not just steam. Is the output then just left open to the air? Can it be
open in a house? How safe..

2) No analysis seems to have been done as to what the water & oil are
mixing to produce, and how the oil is used to form additional heat to
make the reaction, 'semi-automated'?

3) The author is stating that this 'reaction' (which he really does not
explain) can be used in automobles, planes, and for heating, but does
not give BTU numbers for experiments. What added benefit does this type
of 'combustion?' or 'energy producing phenomena' gives over present
energy fuels and what is the effeciency. Example of gasoline/diesel for
cars, heatpumps, or natural gas for heat.

Very intersting though.. And yes, very similar to GEET.  What is the
bottom line of GEET? I thought it was washed up, and really no added
benefit.

v/r
Ken Carrigan

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Hello

Came across this interesting patent while looking for Clem's patent (no
luck).

It used vegi oil initially heated to 320 degrees then sprayed with
water, causing a self sustaining reaction. Uses up water and oil
respectively 60/40.

Similar effect to the Multi-Fuels Processor of GEET (US Patent 5794601)
invented by Paul Pantone 20% petrol(Or any Hydrocarbon based fuel) 80%
water. See http://jlnlabs.imars.com/bingofuel/pmcjlnen.htm


US patent 6,872,379

Here is a pdf version;
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/6053725.pdf

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The inventors have detected a new method of producing heat energy using
oil and water, through which a much higher level of energy and a much
higher temperature is obtained than when only oil is burned. In the
method of the invention, water and air are brought into contact with oil
which has been previously heated to a temperature governed by the nature
of the respective oil. As a result, an eruption of heat is caused which
is comparable to an enormous and very hot flame-like exhaust

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The method has proved very effective when water is sprayed over the
upper surface of pre-heated oil in a special chamber. In the method of
this invention, a special chamber is used in which the oil has been
heated, for example electrically, and water is sprayed over the upper
surface of the hot oil. The pre-heating process can be discontinued when
the process of the invention is initiated since that process itself
maintains the oil at the desired temperature despite the continuous
introduction of cold water (at 10 to 20.degree. C.).

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Kind Regards
Sean