| 摘要 |
The water structuring device is composed of a spirally bent tube (4.1), the inner spiral lamella (4.2) and the magnets (4.4) of appropriate shapes and characteristics, fitted into the magnet holders (4.3) located at any position on the spiral tube (8.2), wherein the spiral lamella (6.1) is inserted in the tube prior to its bending and the resulting tube-inner lamella assembly is bent into a desired shape of the spirally bent tube (4.1), in which the inner spiral lamella (4.2) is inserted. The spirally bent tube (4.1), subject to the given parameters of the device, may have either shape (5.1) or (5.2) of a three-dimensional spiral, varying in respect to x, y and z axes, wherein the length and the diameter of the spirally bent tube (4.1) as well as the number and shape of its curves may vary, and the curves of the spirally bent tube (4.1) may have equal or different diameters. Component parts of the water structuring device are also the magnet holders, composed of the magnet holder body (9.1) or (10.1), opening (9.2) or (10.2) through which the spirally bent tube (4.1) passes, the groove (9.3) or (10.3) in which ring magnets (9.4), or cylindrical magnets (10.4) are fitted, wherein the number, size, polarity, strength and type of the magnets (4.4) as well as their positioning inside the holders (4.3) depend on the given parameters of the device. The application of the unstructured water structuring device is based on the principle that the unstructured water, after entering the device through the inlet (4.5) at a pressure of not less than 0.5 bar, flows through the spirally bent tube (4.1) whereby the water is exposed to the kinetic energy deriving from double, rotational flow through the spirally bent tube (4.1) and spiral flow along the spirally bent lamella (7.1) which is inserted in its entire length into the lumen of the spirally bent tube (4.1 ), in fact to the double vortex, vortex and helix, centrifugal force, thus achieving the double water whirling combined with simultaneous multiple increase of the path travelled by water molecules within a given period of time. In addition to the kinetic energy, such water is also exposed to the influence of the magnetic field of a certain strength, achieved by means of the permanent magnets (4.4) of any discretionally chosen number and size, fitted into the holders (4.3) of adequate shapes (8.1), located at any number of positions (8.2) on the spiral tube (5.1) or (5.2), whereby further whirling is achieved as well as crushing of the dipole water molecule clusters. |
