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Gale M Weisenbarger

John C Moran

A magnetic fluid conditioner for abating the adherence of precipitates in conduits transmitting a variety of liquids and/or gases which contain unwanted compounds capable of adhering to the inner walls of the fluid transmitting conduits, the magnetic fluid conditioner having means for directing the outwardly radiating magnetic flux toward the fluid conducting conduits to thereby increase the magnetic flux acting on the liquid and/or gas flowing in the conduits.

Magnetic fluid conditioner

A magnetic unit for polarizing particles in fluid being conducted in a fluid conducting conduit, the objective being to prevent particulate matter from adhering to the inner wall of the fluid conducting conduit. The magnetic unit includes at least two magnets potted in a housing and surrounding a tube to be incorporated into the conduit thereby providing treatment of the fluid being conducted through the conduit.

A magnetic fluid conditioner for abating the adherence of precipitates in conduits transmitting a variety of fluids and/or gases which contain unwanted compounds which will precipitate and adhere to the inner walls of the conduits. The magnetic fluid conditioner includes a metallic flux path for increasing the flux density.

An apparatus and method of treating well water, in a water system, by polarizing and aerating a small portion of pumped water from the high pressure side of the water system and returning the treated water to the raw water in the well.

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Eaton, OH, United States of America

Gale M Weisenbarger