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Link to Frenc h a rtic les Ab ove you c an see ma ny Frenc h exam ples of the G EETtec hnology being used in trac tors, generators, cars, lawnm owers, c ranes and ma ny
others! The tec hnology is even be ing used in a helico pter. More app lica tions are
endorsem ents, subsidies and c arbo n c redits for this tec hnology to he lp the retrofitting
and c ut the c arbon foot print.
Desp ite the GEET being p roven tec hnolog y and ava ilab le fo r ma ny yea rs, othe r we stern
c ount ries do no t have this fuel refo rming e mission c utting tec hnolog y in p lac e a nd
fac ulties a re still unaw are of its pow er ma nagem ent p roc ess. This is due to the inven torPaul Pantone a nd relate d GEET group s enc ounte ring “ interferenc e” and or suppression
- Reference.
In 2002, Panto ne was found guilty o f sec urities fraud for selling sha res unde r false
prete nses, chea ting investors out of a s muc h a s $25K ea c h. HOWEVER, there a re many
inconsistenc ies going on w ith his c ase to suggest there is som ething other than fair
justice prevailing.
Paul Pantone has been he ld a ga inst his will and it is rea sone d tha t his huma n righ ts
we re being violated due to ne glec t of neede d m ed ic al trea tment. Rep orts given to the
nonp rofit orga niza tion sta te tha t Paul Pantone ha s been wrong fully imp risone d and
to rtured for three yea rs in the Utah Sta te Hosp ital. He is a vic tim o f c ivil rights violat ions
leg al c riminality and med ic al ma l-prac tic e a nd sab ota ge . He te lls ab out his experienc e
trying to g a in his free dom from the Uta h Justice System.
Current Event: Inve nto r Wrongfully Imp risoned for over 3 Yea rs Part 1
Current Event: Inve nto r Wrongfully Imp risoned for over 3 Yea rs Part 2
Current Event: Inve nto r Wrongfully Imp risoned for over 3 Yea rs Part 3
Paul Pantone Inte rview , la te January 2009: No he lp for USH pa tients
Wrong ful Inc arc eration- Paul wa s inca rc erate d on d ub ious c ha rges in Janua ry of 2006,
and kept inca rc era ted far long er than he w as supp osed to b e. Thanks to d ona tions
from supporters there is now eno ugh mo ney to hire a n at torney for Paul, and as of MAY
2009 he has bee n finally let out.
How eve r that is only the first step . Paul is a lso nee d of financ ial assista nc e to ge t b ac k
on his fee t. Hasn't he suffered enough? Paul still needs our help w ith his rec overy. He
nee ds som e b lood tests, x-rays, brac es, and hea ling herbs and othe r na tura l rem ed ies
that he has loc ate d b ut lac ks the funds to get.
If you ca n ma ke a do nation, please g o to http://www.geet.nl and c lic k the PayPal
'Support Paul' dona te b utton . It w ill help Paul rec ove r quickly so he c an foc us his
atte ntion to develop ing te c hnologies which b enefit all ma nkind a nd the Earth.
Desp ite a ll this, it is not a ll Paul's fau lt his c om pany fa iled and wha t he says about how
to m ake a simp le fuel refo rme r is som ething p eop le should p ay at tention to . Desp ite his
leg a l prob lems, the tec hnology w orks and ma ny simila r pa tents have be en in the hands
of a uto a nd oil c om panies sinc e the 1970s. Som e o f the 1st c a ta lytic c onverters ma de
we re fo r intake gases but the a uto m akers wo uld not use the m. By do ing simp le sea rc h
for "Stea m Refo rming" and / or "fuel refo rme r" one c an see tha t the te c hnolog y wo rks
we ll and gives a significa nt inc rea se in fuel ec ono my long befo re Paul ma de a simila r
device. Ma ny othe rs a lso ha ve m ade fue l refo rme rs and they w ork well. The reforming
c an b e d one w ith plasma , a c ata lyst or bo th and releases hydrogen from both the fuel
and the wa ter steam .
People must not foc us on Paul's p light and ignore the fac ts that the reforming of fuel with
water plus vapors works great to m ake hydrogen rich g ases which when ad ded to an
engine intake give muc h better fuel ec onomy .
The GEET tec hnolog y is understoo d to be a self-induc ing p lasma gene ra tor or a p lasma
rea c tor with an end othermic rea c tion – reference. The GEET system uses a spec ia l
"reactor" vessel heated by a modified Diesel or Internal Combustion Engine's exhaust(and elec tric a lly and m ag netica lly "boosted " to c rea te a p lasma effec t) that allow s
virtually any orga nic wa ste to be b roken d ow n and c onverted in usab le fuel.
This is then mixed with sma ll-pe rc enta ge amo unts of p etroleum-based oils of a ny type
(inc luding w aste m otor oil) to e fficiently fuel Diesel or internal com bustion eng ines. The
result is ve ry high "milea ge" and very low em issions from the engine (bec ause the
special Reactor captures and reuses unspent fuel; with amazingly efficient results). All
by using existing-de sign eng ines without too muc h mod ific ation nee ded . Fun a nec dota l
stories have be en repo rted abo ut using ba nana peels, orang e rinds, ca tsup and
musta rd . Nea rly anything o rga nic to fuel an eng ine ab ound when ta lking a bout GEET.
This tec hnolog y has taken som e c riticism ove r the last few yea rs, and the inventor wa s
eve n o nc e imprisone d for p rob lem s assoc iated w ith his investors. Yet there is c lea r proof
tha t the GEET c onc ep t works and would b e a n exc ellent a lterna tive to fossil fuels a lone;
espe c ially for the a gric ultural sec tor which has large am ounts of o rga nic wa ste c hea ply
available.
Grea tly helpe d throug h the efforts of Panac ea -BOC AF, there have b een ove r 100
suc c essful rep rod uc tions of G EET ; ma ny o f them done in Franc e wh ic h see ms to ha ve
em brac ed the tec hnology more than othe r c ountries."
A U.S. pa tent wa s issued to Pantone fo r a "Fuel pre- trea ted appara tus and me thod " on
18 Aug ust 1998. Independ ent reports by rep lica tors c onfirm that the GEET c an triple fuel
efficienc y and c ut pollution b y up to 90% by simp ly transferring exha ust heat to the fuel
intake . Pantone e xpla ins tha t the insta nta neous p ressure fluc tua tions in the exhaust
help to c rea te a vac uum that, when co mb ined with the heat, creates micro-mag netic
force s. This p rod uc es p lasma tha t d issoc iates the hydrog en from the oxygen in the
a lso a llow you to retrofit up to TEN ca rs, and provide you w ith one year of free up dates.
GEET tec hnolog y is the indep end ent hom eowne rs drea m c om e true. Throug h the use o f
GEET tec hnolog y, a lot o f wa ste ma teria ls bec om e va luab le fue l... even the lowly sep tic
ta nk becom es a fuel source ! This me ans significant savings over co nventiona l
technology.
For g as eng ines using g asoline a s the primary fuel, you w ill be ab le to use "junk" fuels in
conjunc tion to stretch out fuel supp lies. How ever, hea t is one of the ma in e lements in
the GEET rea c tion p roc ess and until the reac tor is wa rmed up , the eng ine is running on
wha teve r fuel you feed it. You must sta rt the eng ine on som ething tha t it will run on, like
gasoline, p rop ane, or even GEET Ga s from a previous run (storag e tank and pump
setup ). Onc e w armed up, you c an switch o ver to the junk (a lternate ) fuel.
Sma ll eng ines can b e ret rofit fo r as little a s $20.00 to $30.00. Automo biles can b e ret rofit
for as little a s $75.00. Dep end ing on your tools, skill level, and how m uc h you need to
farm out, small engines average $50.00 to $75.00, and automobiles average $200.00 to $1,000.00. Take the first step to c onvert your homestead to GEET -End.
The o nly Tesla Tec h large eng ine p lans we ha ve see n a re from 1998. There are to da te
2008 no new er ones. The b asic d ifferenc e w ith them and the free p lans is:
The la rge eng ine p lans show using a la rge r rea c tor but no t a lot la rger. Paul Pantone
used to give phone support saying what size tubes worked best for d ifferent size
eng ines. I got the imp ression it was important t o g et the size c orrec t but the whole
reac to r is still neve r rea lly b ig even on rea lly b ig eng ines. They a lso show using a
mo d ified c a rbureto r to g et a rich fuel vap ors mix throug h the reac tor, else using fuel
injec tion. I think a b ubb ler wa s not recom me nde d for autos.
Then a la rge pa rt of the large eng ine p lans wa s abo ut the Air Ma nag em ent Valve.
Som e repo rts we have rea d state it d idn't rea lly wo rk well and pe op le w ho g ot it
wo rking w ell had c om e up with other designs to g et the c orrec t mix of rea c tor gases
and fresh air wh ile a lso m a inta ining a g oo d va c uum to the reac tor. Since Paul Pantone
c an no long er provide p hone o r online supp ort that used to c om e w ith those p lans we
don’ t think these p lans a re worth the mo ney a t this time.
Plea se note that the GEET is not just a va porizer, a p roperly wo rking GEET is a "fuel
reformer".
This Video shows the so c a lled Ge etGa s tha t is left over in the GEET Rea c to r afte r the
eng ine w as stop pe d . We d o not know if anyone ha s analyzed this ga s to see wha t it
c onsists of, using a ga s spec trom ete r, ga s c hrom a tog raph o r som e suc h sop histica ted
Frenc h eng ineer filling his reac tion c hamb er with wa ter for the GEET fuel p roc essor
A Transc ription from the above Frenc h news rep ort:
3:52-Journa list: This gesture tha t looks usua l is simp ly revo lutionary!
3:57-Kev in: Here I fill my tank with wa ter, to run my c a r with it, to save som e fue l.
4:06-Journalist: You run with water ?
4:07-Kevin: Yes, I run m y c ar with w a te r and d iesel.
4:09-J: With the enthusiasm and energy o f his 24 yea rs old , Kev in tinker on his old Renault
d iesel, a system tha t injec ts wa ter vapor with the fuel.
4:20-J: The p roc esses is simp le, it's c om posed of a tank, c a lled bubb ler and a rea c tor.
4:24-J: A tube with a rod inside tha t we introd uc e in the exhaust p ipe.
4:30-K: The vapor will be p rod uc ed in the bubb ler.
4:33-K: The va po r will c om e a nd slip between the rod and the tube tha t is hea ted by
the exhaust g ases, and a t the exit o f this rea c tor we w ill send this ga seo us mix co ming
from the w a ter vap or, in the air intake.
4:45-J: It's the Pantone motor, named after its inventor, an American Engineer. Sinc e
1998, this schem atics are availab le on internet and in the ec olog ist movem ent. Thegenius of Kevin, self taug ht in mec hanic, is to have rep lica ted it, and it works.
5:04-K: So the system is runing , the eng ine runs bet ter, we fee l like the engine is bet ter
tuned . We ne ed to p ush less on the gas ped a l to c limb a b ig hill, espec ially for the o ld
mo d ific a tions w ill make the eng ine last longe r and c an reduc e the em issions by 90%.
This is why we nee d to c rea te p ub lic p ressure fo r go vernme nts to c rea te e ndorsem ents,
subsidies and c a rbon c red its for the tec hnolog y.
Given the e fficienc y rep orts by the G EET rep lic a to rs, this tec hno logy is an inva luab le
po we r ma nag em ent p roc ess which the ma instrea m fa c ulties must benefit from . As anem ission c utting d evic e a nd po wer savings device alone, the GEET tec hnolog y justifies
(and need s) law for its ma nda tory imp leme ntation.
The GEET mo re than d eserves further resea rc h a nd deve lop me nt into its op eration,
spec ific a lly tow a rds its ab ility to transmute and theoret ica lly rip EXTRA elec trons out of
the air.
This transmuta tion m ay b e the rea son w hy more e nergy w as rep orted to c om e o ut then
wa s put in by the user, as this wo uld c rea te a n op en system effec t w here the device
has a C OP (co e ffic iency of pe rformanc e) of m ore than one . Op en system s (like a solar
pa nel or windm ill or hea t pum p) a re a ble to extrac t ad d itiona l energy out of the
environm ent a nd ad d it to the users input to eq ual the tota l output. The reac tor ca n
ma ke suc h a strong elec trostatic field tha t it attrac ts electric a l cha rge s from a go od
d istanc e a nd when it works very we ll it is ma king a strong ma gnetic field a lso. Emp iric a l
rep orts g iven to us by open source eng inee rs sta te tha t the GEET rea c tor definitely
c rea tes a goo d c urrent flow whe n it is running. Eng inee rs have m ea sured c urrent w ith
c lam p a round c urrent me ters than c an rea d b oth AC o r DC current.
In fac t if you c anno t mea sure any c urrent or see a c hang e in magne tic fields while it is
running then it is an indic ation tha t the GEET fuel reformer is not working .
Rec ently a thermo e lec tric e ffect has been identified by op en source e ng ineers. This
effec t c ould a lso e xtrac t extra pow er from the G EET’s norma l op eration a s the he a t
excha nge is energy produc ed wa iting to b e harnessed . A thermo elec tric effec t can
be desc ribed by the follow ing:
Source
This c an be plac ed on the exhaust hose o r the reac tion rod or bo th for extra ene rgy
extraction.
The Nonprofit organiza tion Panac ea -BOC AF intends to support op en source e ng ineers
working with the GEET and other supp ressed c lean energy te c hno log ies. These
engineers require grants, resources, faculty recognition and security. All this can be
c reate d in Pana c ea ’s proposed granted resea rc h and de velop ment c enter. For thoseab le to help this effort, please Contact us. Also Paul pantone is in need of help,
anyb ody who c an help please contact us immed iately. Please c onsult this web site to
see how you ca n help Paul.
Pana c ea has c omp leted a video p rod uction conta ining b ac kground informa tion on
the c ase o f Paul Panto ne a nd wha t a pp lic a tions are p ossible.
Invento r Paul Pantone p ictured next to the GEET.
Energy losses oc c ur in an internal co mb ustion eng ine (ICE) due to the inc om plete
c onversion o f c om bustion e nergy (che mica l energy) into me c hanica l energy. Theoverall eng ine effic iency is about 25% for a d iesel cyc le, and eve n low er for a ga soline
eng ine. The ICE c onversion from the air / fue l mixture o f c hem ica l energy into useful
mechanical energy wastes around 75% of potential energy . This wasted energy results
in harmful emissions and is expe lled as a mixture o f ga ses and heat losses evacuated
throug h the eng ines exhaust.
Paul Pantone’s GEET multi fuel p roc essor rec overs these hea t losses into a form tha t c an
be d irec tly transformed into me c hanica l ene rgy b y the same eng ine. The G EET rec overs
the lost hea t to transform the a ir and wa ter vap or/fuel mix inc oming into the eng ine into
a c om bustible usab le m ixture. This devic e a llows a signific ant reduc tion of po llution of
almost 85% generated by the gas exhaust comp ared to a c onventional eng ine-
Reference.
With a GEET, wha tever "fuel" you p ut in at one end c om es out the othe r as a hydrog en
ric h vap or(when wo rking c orrec tly) and is not troubled a s muc h with flam e front spe ed
and timing issues as "norma l" fuel's. The p rob lem with "norma l" fue l is it can't b urn fast
enough to be c onverted to m ec hanic al energy a t higher engine spe ed s; henc e, it has
to b e ignited ea rlier in the cyc le as the e ngine spee d inc rea ses. To e nab le the use o f
poo r qua lity fuels, suc h as ga soline, the ignition timing need 's to a dva nc e a utom atica lly
with engine spe ed .
Henc e the G EET is p rac tica l as a va c uum advanc e ignition system ! It is a lso p red icte d
tha t Diesel eng ines running on the refo rme d GEET Ga s p rod uc ed by the rea c tor rod
c ould fire a t exac tly top a t de ad c enter, but m ore testing is need ed to find o ut.
Bac kground - I (Naresh) have b ee n trying to d ete rmine w hat sizes a re b est based on
informa tion g a thered from others who ha ve built va rious size G EET rea c to rs. Also, David
Pantone ha d p reviously me ntioned tha t the reac tor should b e sma ller than the "Free
Inte rnet Plans" ve rsion w hen the e ng ine is sma ller tha n 20hp. Joe Ba ll ha d a lso b uilt avertic a l rea c tor with only a 1/8 or 1/4 inc h NPT inner pipe and it worked well. Note tha t
a 1/8 NPT p ipe is large r than 1/ 8th o f an inc h. "Pipe" sizes a re no t a c tua l sizes but "Tub e"
sizes are. See his video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKY5aH0Fp7E
Based on tha t, I sta rted ma king d iag rams for sma ller rea c to rs for sma ller eng ines.
0.1 To 5hp GEET Reac to r Plans
10 to 15hp REACTOR PIPE SIZES
20 to 25hp GEET Reac to r Plans
Only the 20_to_25hp_GEET_Rea c to r_Plans.gif rea c to r has bee n b uilt b y severa l pe op le
and those p a rts a re sure to wo rk tog ethe r. Its' 3/ 4 inch inner tube c an be thread ed the
same as a 1/2 inch p ipe. Seve ra l peop le have d one this. A Smo oth inner surfac e is
The fo llow ing introd uc tion c om es c ourtesy of narivasant from the Vortex hea t
excha nge r group -These p lans a re no t me ant to de monstra te the c ap ac ity the GEET
has or to b e used to c onve rt a n a uto e ngine ove r. Look at the G EET pa tent a nd
c om pare it with the free internet p lans. You ne ed a va lve (almost c losed ) in line w ith the
exha ust g ases to the bubb ler. Tha t is missing from the free internet p lans. Everything
disc losed from Paul Pantone a nd GEET in their tra ining video s sold throug h Tesla Tec h isthat you need 8 to 10 inches of vac uum in the bubb ler and through the reac tor. It is
be tter to be suc king on the rea c tor and bub bler than putting p ressure into them .
Exhaust ga ses sent to the b ubb ler sold b e d rawn in with vac uum rather than p ushed in
under pressure.
Most of the vide os have lots of not very helpful ta lk but the ta lk is interming led with %5
go od tec hnic al da ta. Mike Hollar gives the best tec hnic a l data . One video I have c uts
him off nea r the end of a lec ture when he started g iving out too muc h good
information.
Bob Co lvin, a GEET d istributo r I think, designed the p lans and they we re m ade w ith
low er effic ienc y on p urpose it sound s like from Paul Pantone's desc ription. It c ould w ell
be tha t GEET the c om pany wa s still trying to m ake a p rofit and rightly felt they ha d the
right to keep the b est design informa tion for only those w ho p a id a lic ense fee or pa id
The inner we ld ridge is 1 thing tha t makes it a less efficient rea c tor and c an only work
with a 1/2 inch rod be c ause a 9/16th inch rod wo uld be ag ainst the inner ridg e a nd
force s the gases straight throug h rathe r than vortexing .
The free p lans show the b ubble r valve AFTER the b ubbler but the Paul Pantone pa tent
shows the bubbler valve BEFORE the bubbler. In the 1st c ase the bubb ler will be underpressure a nd in the 2nd c ase it will be unde r vac uum. Som e pe op le ha ve said they only
go t their rea c tors to w ork whe n the b ubb ler was unde r vac uum. But then the b ubb ler
must ha ve stiff sides that d on't g et suc ked in.
The outside o f the bubb ler need s to b e hea ted with exhaust ga ses flow ing a round it.
The b ubb ler nee ds to ha nd le the hea t w ithout m elting . In other words, build it mo re like
the Pantone pa tent than like the free p lans and you w ill have bette r results. Still, as you
ma y have seen on som e o f the video s on the internet, peop le c an still get g ood results
using a p lastic b ubb ler.
Rea c tor Rod
The follow ing is c ourtesy o f Naresh -I don't reme mb er see ing tha t b ut I've hea rd Paul
Pantone and Mike Holla r in the full leng th ve rsions of the G EET training video s and they
say the rod nee ds to have iron in it. They say som e m ateria ls wo rk be tter than o thers but
eve n tha t nee d to have iron in them . There m ight b e a possibility tha t non-ferrous rod s
c ould w ork if the reac tor is a lwa ys a ligned c orrec t lt relative to the Earth's ma gne tic
field.
There a Frenc h va riations tha t a re a ll sta inless and as fa r as I'm c onc erned , until p roven
othe rwise, I think they have d iverged so far from Pantone's best d esigns tha t the y a rerea lly making just fue l vaporizers with som e o f the ir designs. I think they still use a rod but
some m ay be using sta inless steel. I ha ven't stud ied the SPAD a lot , just some. I see it
deviate s from the best o rigina l GEET designs from Paul Pantone. I think wa ter only GEET
system wo rks best w ith m ultiple reac tors in pa ra llel w ith the rod leng ths tuned for wa ter.
All the informa tion I've a c c umula ted lea ds me to still think iron in the rod a nd p ipes a re
bette r than aluminum, c op per, or brass. I think som e typ es of magnetic c eram ic (ferrite)
rod s migh t w ork well.
The bottom line is it is ea sier to m ake a system less like Paul Pantones, like with no rod ,
but it is mo re likely to w ork only as a fuel vap orizer and not a refo rme r tha t a lso has the
othe r unusua l effec ts like magnetic fields during o peration and t ransmuta tion of
elements.
Even if just making a vaporizer, why not just g o a hea d and use a mild stee l rod since it is
still help ful just to get t he vapors up aga inst the inner p ipe w a ll for be tter hea t transfer if
nothing else. But p lea se no t use Blac k pipe o r ga lva nized p ipe or it w ill quickly give a
person the wrong impression that it do esn't work when in fac t the p ipe welds and
roug hness a re stop p ing it from wo rking . Mild stee l DOM (Drawn Ove r Mandrel) or mild
stee l sea mless tub ing has a bette r c hange o f wo rking .
People w ho d on't unde rstand the e lec tro m agne tism’ s a re m ore likely to ignore the
pa rts of the design need ed for ma king it w ork, like swirling ga ses. So then they p rove to
them selves it doe sn't wo rk simp ly by b uild ing it wrong whe n they ignore the parts theythink are no t impo rtant.
Rea ding the a c tual Panto ne p ate nt do c ument on the US Pate nt Datab ase (Pate nt No.
5,794,601). DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE ILLUSTRATED EMBODIMENT. it possible for the
fuel burning eq uipment to utilize a s its fuel source fuels or other ma terials tha t a re
genera lly considered as not being suita b le fuels for suc h fuel burning equipment. A
steel reac tor rod has bee n found satisfac tory as ha ve sta inless steel, aluminum, brass,
and ce ram ic reac tor rod s .-End
So c lea rly, Pantone advises the use o f any mate rial for the rod , which is surprising, given
tha t SS, brass etc a re non-ma gnetic . In respec t to the Frenc h SPAD which see ms to use
no m agne tic rod , their c laims in the G tone do c ument are listed in this do c ument.
Also since peop le o ften p ut mislea d ing informa tion in pa tents to stop design theft and
bec ause the GEET tra ining v ideo s c lea rly sta te, and a t length , tha t the rod ma teria l
must c ontain iron, I think it best to use m ild stee l. Maybe the p atent w as filed befo re
Paul sta rted experime nting w ith turning the rea c t6or to a lign with the Ea rth's ma gnetic
field a nd it wa s a t that p oint he rea lized and experime nted with meta ls with highe r
ma gnetic permea bility.
If som eone ha s the time, it would b e a great experiment to ge t a GEET go ing and putexac tly the same shape rod s of d ifferent ma teria ls and see the d ifferenc e. GEET training
ma teria l even says if the rod is hollow stee l it w on't w ork well, even if the o uter shape is
exac tly the sam e.
Plea se c hec k the “ ge tting the reac tor to work in the files sec tion o f the vo rtex hea t
excha nge r group . Cate go ry Sec tion 5 ha s a different link to a c a rburetor that ha s a
floa t bow l, wh ic h is ea sier to use tha n an RC engine c arbureto r, also a dded Sec tion 15
ab out smo oth flow throug h the p ipe s.
Note- There is a p lac e in the GEET training video s where they say sta inless steel d oe s not
work for the rod mate rial.At 3:00 minutes into this vide o, M ike Hollar , president o f GEET ,
says use steel and no t o the r mate rials.
http:/ /www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMNCebzgCgg
At 6:18 minutes into this same video he says aga in that the rod ma teria l must ha ve iron
in it and a t ab out 6:45 he says the elec trom agne tic field c om es from the rod a nd the
rod ma teria l must be a b le to support an elec troma gnetic field. Most sta inless stee ls
do n't c rea te muc h ma gnetism.
Note- Galvanized pipes are not a g ood idea bec ause the c oa ting of zinc ma kes a very
po isonous gas when the p ipes get too hot. But zinc on the rea c tor rod might make a
goo d c a ta lyst. If for som e reason a rea c tion is not o c c urring and if the va pors flowthrough the rea c tor are not keeping zinc c oa ted rea c tor rod from getting to o ho t then
a sma ll amo unt of the p oisono us ga s c an c om e out of the eng ine exhaust. It has a lso
be en rep orted tha t an e lec trop lating ha pp ens and c ra tes de po sits inside the c ham be r.
GEET Reac to r Rod Ma te ria l
GEET Reac to r Construc tion Deta ils
Paul's GEET pa tent is bet te r. Many other va riations a re be tte r. Some key improvements
are: get a n inner pipe w ith a smooth inner wa ll bec ause typ ic al steel pipe nipp le ha s an
inner we ld ridge tha t b locks the swirl mo tion of the vapors. I've hea rd but not seen formyself tha t b lac k stee l pipe nipp le ma de in the USA a nd sold through MSC Industrial
Supp ly Com pany in the USA ha s a smo oth inner wa ll. Else, DOM (draw n over mand rel)
steel p ipe is smoo th inside .
Use a rod that provide s 1/32 inc h gap ra ther than 1/16th inch g ap . Use a hea ted
bub bler than c an ha ndle a pa rtial vac uum w ithout c ollap sing in. Even b etter are 2
c a rbureto rs for fuel and wa ter. If using a bubb ler, use a va lve in line with exhaust gases
to the b ubb ler. For Alternate sma ll engine p lans tha t include s the smo oth w a ll pipes of
d ime nsions that c rea te a sma ller rod to p ipe ga p. Please view the vortex hea t
exc hang er group files conta ined in this doc ument. This file is listed be low.
The history beh ind the rea c to r magnetic In som e o f the GEET training vid eo s so ld
through tesla tec h, Paul Pantone says tha t one day he w as running his eng ine o n a
be nc h and c onnec ted to an exhaust ana lyzer. Mike Holler need ed som e spac e on the
be nc h a lso so Paul turned his rea c tor to m ake m ore room. He no tic ed that the
pollutions numbers on the ana lyzer went d ow n as he turned the reac tor. He then
proc eede d to turn the rea c tor all different wa ys for a long time while looking a t the
ana lyzer and d isc ove red that it had very low po llution num be rs whe n the rod nose e nd
of the rea c tor wa s fac ing South.
I have hea rd o f another person who ac c ide ntally put there a lrea dy mag netized rod
bac k into the reac tor the w rong d irec tion and their rea c tor still worked just a s we ll. But
Paul Pantone sa id w hen som e of t he GEET c om pany d istributo rs too k dem onstra tion
rea c tor pipe s ap art and put them ba c k together they stopp ed working if the p ipe s
we re inad vertently turned and not o riented like in the ma gne tic d iag ram in the vortex
through. But the G EET doe s not ha ve tha t type o f ma gnetic field. If the rod ha d a
ma gnetic field c om ing ou t its sides it c ould induc e c urrent external to it if it sp ins but
aga in it d oes not have a ma gnetic field c om ing out its sides so it is not like an AC
ge nerator in that respe c t.
If it d id then you a re c orrec t that the external co ils wo uld have to b e w ound d ifferent top ick up elec trica l ene rgy. The d iag ram is for the purpose o f show ing you ho w Paul
Panto ne d id it when he me asured elec tric al pow er c om ing o ff the rea c tor and for the
purpose o f show ing you ho w it wo rked , so I think it should not b e red rawn som e o ther
wa y that Paul Panto ne d id not get c urrent from .
Instea d of c hang ing the design o f som ething that w orked to som e o ther design tha t is
no longer the same , it is bette r to try and rep rod uc e the same wo rking d esign and try to
rep rod uce the phenom ena that ma de it wo rk. I be lieve the g enerated c urrent wa s
from som e m ore unusua l pheno me na . I've spent a long time investiga ting it and
thinking abo ut a ll the kind of things that you a re no w thinking ab out.
Reac to r Rod from the GEET institute –Power point file
If you used the free p lans (12” Rod ) and you w ant to d o a n efficienc y test is suggested
tha t you w ant to d o test of how long it runs with versus without the reac tor, tha t you use
E85 or E100 high etha nol fuel. Same for emissions testing with ve rsus without the rea c to r.
And in those c ases you will need to put a shorter rod in it. Hop efully if you sta rt w ith a 12
inch rod then a fter 30 minutes you w ill see a m agnetic signa ture with the etha nol fuel
tha t is shorter than 12 inc hes betw ee n the end points.
For the best fuel econo my a nd longe r run time s and to use the b ubb ler for more oilyfuels which I think was mo re Paul Pantone's intent , we rec om me nd using d iesel fuel or
non-synthe tic motor oil. Tha t should w ork be tte r initially with the 12 inc h rod a lso.
You w ill still nee d to p ut a sma ll amount of p etrol in the fresh a ir va lve to get the eng ine
sta rted . Also w e sugge st p utting a sma ll amo unt of e lec trolytes in the wa ter/ fuel mix.
Som ething like a sma ll amo unt of am mo nia and a very sma ll amo unt of ba ttery ac id .
Sa lt is go od a lso if you are b rave. Paul Pantone d id not ha ve a p rob lem with it but som e
pe op le a re a fra id to ha ve salt go ing into their eng ine.
If you find tha t the bubb ler stays with more water or even sta rts filling up with wa terc ond ensing o ut of the exhaust then you might want to try letting a sma ller amount o f
exhaust into the bub bler and add a sma ll amo unt of fresh a ir to b ubb le through w ith
the exhaust. If you c an c lose the e xhaust bac k pressure va lve c om p lete ly and it eng ine
keep s working then you know it is c rac king w ell eno ugh to relea se a lot o f oxygen.
But a lso, in that c losed loo p c onfiguration, insure the exhaust is not b lowing out any of
the o ther valves and is ac tually go ing all ba c k into the eng ine.
If the fue l is petrol then you w ill have som e left over in the b ubb ler. We have never see n
a single video or heard o f a single time tha t Paul Pantone ever used petrol and w ater in
a bubb ler. He uses a bubb ler for oil and wa ter with elec trolytes and som etimes just
wa ter and elec trolytes and no hyd roc a rbo ns a t all.
Petrol is ma de up of a wide rang e o f sizes of hyd roc a rbon mo lec ules. The shorter cha inmo lec ule e vapo rate first a nd slow ly mo re a nd mo re long c hain mo re o ily portions of the
petrol are left be hind. If your rod length is tuned for short or med ium length
hydroca rbo ns that eva po rate first then the reac tor will not wo rk well with the long c hain
mo re o ily hydroc arbons that tend to b e left for last.
You will get bette r results with a bubb ler if you use o ily fuels and ad just the rod leng th for
more o ily fuels. Diesel fuel oug ht to work also in a b ub b ler. Pet rol can be used just for
sta rting the engine a nd ge tting the reac tor wa rm enoug h to sta rt working. The p etrol
c an be p ut in the fresh a ir input va lve to sta rt the eng ine. If the eng ine w ill not kee p
running on c rac ked oil and wa ter then som ething is not w orking, vac uum leaks,ma gnetic, rod length, etc.
If you want to run co ntinuously on p etrol then you need som ething that ma kes a fog of
the fuel suc h tha t ea c h d rop let c onta ins all frac tions of evap oration p oints of the fuel.
Paul Pantones ha s used sma ll c a rbureto rs, Naresh how ever rep orts tha t when he t ried
that w ith a c hea p sma ll c arbureto r it ma de too large of drop lets and that g ot the rod
we t and the rea c tor stop ped wo rking. Now he tries to use o ther things to make very
sma ll d rop lets.
We think tha t this is the m a in prob lem p eo p le ha ve ha d o ver the yea rs, not the GEET
itself, but c ontrolling the va c uum & fuel. Firstly we ne ed a c onstant minimum vac uum a tall time s & for idle. Sec ond ly we need to increase tha t vac uum up to m aximum
grad ua lly whilst introd uc ing mo re fuel & a ir. The 2nd part being the pa in in the b ac kside
to a c hieve . Na resh State s: I tried using a smo g p ump as a vac uum p ump and it wo rked
great fo r giving m e a few inche s mo re va c uum b ut it had lea ks around the be arings or
bushings, I think for ventila tion c oo ling of the b ea rings or bushings. I tried to p lug the m
but still I c ouldn't get m y rea c tor output g ases to g ive m e m uc h ene rgy for c om bustion
in the e ngine but it might ha ve b een for other rea sons and a fter I ge t a ll the o ther bugs
wo rked o ut I might try it ag ain.
Any vac uum p ump for use w ith a GEET rea c tor need s to ha ndle high flow volume a ndhot g ases c om ing o ut of the reac tor. The smo g p ump had c arbon c om po site sea ls that
wo rked well w ith hot g ases.
Wate r in the Bubble r
The exha ust is rich in wa ter va pors. If the bub b ler is not exte rna lly hea ted then it is
c om mo n for that w ate r to c ond ense in the bubb ler rathe r than ha ving w ate r in the
bubb ler vaporizing . When the lighter portions of the petrol vap orize it a lso has a c oo ling
effec t that c an increase the a mo unt of wa ter that c ond enses in the bub bler. That m ay
be o ne reason tha t on som e o f Paul Pantone 's rea c tors he ha s only fresh a ir go ing to
the b ubb ler.
On his b igge r b lue d em o unit whe re he send s exhaust to the b ubb ler he a lso he a ts theoutside of the b ubb ler to help keep the wate r c ontent va porizing rather than
condensing.
Free Plan’s version
Do-It-Yourself
GEET Construc tion Plans
for a Small Engine (<20 HP)
Cred its go t to JLN lab s and Rex Resea rc h. Plea se Cop y and enlarge fo r a b ette r view.
An Alternative source for this d iag ram c an be found at the follow ing:
a c om pression p ipe c onnec tor or a piec e of rubb er hose w ith c lam ps will need to b e
c onnec ted from the engine intake to the Bubb ler pipe .
(1/2" va lve (Auxiliary Bubb ler Va lve), 1 1/ 2" x 1/ 2" nipp le, 1/ 2" tee, 1 1/2" x 1/2" nipp le,
1/2" va lve (Throttle/ Bubb ler Va lve), 1/ 2" to 1/4" p ipe red uc er bushing, ha lf of 3" x 1/ 4"
nipp le.) and (Muffler, 1/2" ba ll va lve (Op tiona l - Bac k p ressure va lve), 3" x 1/2" nipp le,1/2" tee, 1/2" to 1/4" p ipe red uc er bushing, ha lf of 3" x 1/4" nipp le, 1 1/2" nipp le.)
Step 5: Valve C om pone nts ~
Step 6 ~ Assem ble the sub-assem b lies onto the rea c tion c hamb er ab ove m aking sure
to insta ll the 12" rod inside pointed awa y from the eng ine. Now it's time to sta rt on the
bubbler.
Step 6: Finished Reac to r ~
Step 7 ~ Take 10 3/4" x 1/ 2" c op per pipe a nd solder a c op per 1/4" NPT - 1/ 2" p ipead ap tor on one end and a 1/ 2" c ap on the o ther. Drill a 1/ 16" hole throug h the c ap ,
turn 90 deg rees and d rill throug h ag a in, a lso one up throug h the b otto m. Take the o ther
1/4" NPT - 1/ 2" ad apto r and c ut off the thin wall portion to ma ke a p ipe nut and file
Step 8 ~ Take a 1 ga llon a nti-freeze jug a nd d rill a 1/2" hole near the top of the jug and
through the c ap as illustra ted . Assem ble the p arts tog ethe r in the follow ing o rder. (Hose,
half of 3" x 1/4" nipple, 1/4" pipe connector, short 3/4" nipple, bushing, hole in jug,
bushing, and p ipe nut.) and ( (Op tiona l - Bac k Pressure Hose), ha lf of 3" x 1/ 4" nipp le,1/4" p ipe e lbow , short 3/4" nipp le, bushing, hole in jug c ap , bushing, and solde red p ipe.)
Step 8: Bub b ler & Hoses ~
Step 9 ~ The p ort ad ap ter wa s forme d by c lea ning the intake a nd exhaust p orts off.
Then d ipp ing a finge r in the exhaust p ort to g et som e soo t to rub on w ide ma sking tap e
tap ed ove r the p orts. This then leave s a pe rfec t tem plate to the n tap e into a 1/2" thic k
piec e o f steel , then d rill the m ounting a nd the p ort holes and tap the p orts with a 1/ 2"
Step 10 ~ Use 1/2" tub ing for 10 HP or less (* 5/ 8" tub ing and flare fittings for 10-20 HP)
with a 1/2" tub ing sp ring b end er and form a loo p , then remove the sp ring. Slide the flare
nuts on ea c h end , and then slide the flaring too l on so tha t the pipe stic ks out a bo ut3/16", make the fla red ends. (Air-Co nd ition ing supp ly houses c a rry flare fittings if you
have difficulty finding them.)
Step 10: Tub ing Loop ~
Step 11 ~ Assem ble all the p arts onto the e ngine, and then a dd a 1" p ipe support or 1
1/4" exhaust ha nga r. Fill the bubb ler up no mo re than 1/ 4 full till you g et used to using it
(up to ha lf full la ter), have som eone stea dy the jug w hile sta rting the eng ine so it
doe sn't sp ill into the hoses. If we t fue l gets on the reac tion rod it will stop running , you'll
have to d ry your rod and hoses out. You c an hang it from the m ow er hand le if you like
late r afte r it's sta rted .
You m ust p oint the e xhaust end of the rod due no rth while sta rting the eng ine the first
time and let it run for 30 min to "burn in the rod ". The rod will self ce nter ma gnetica lly by
itself after it's running or you can we ld three bumps on eac h end to c ente r the rod (file
Lea ve the o p tiona l bac k pressure va lve full op en, ope n the throttle ab out ha lfwa y and
c rac k open the mixture va lve, and sta rt the e ng ine by va rying the a ir mixture va lve. If it's
very c old you w ill have to c hoke the engine by b loc king o ff the a ir va lve w ith your
finger. Then slow ly increa se the throttle wide op en while ad justing the air mixture va lve.
The engine w ill turn over easily if you a re nea r the right set ting, if it's ve ry hard to pull,rea d just the throttle or air va lves. Make sure to pa int all external pipes and c onne c tors
with High Tem pera ture Grill Pa int or they w ill rust ve ry quic kly a fterwards. (Exce p t
c op per, b rass or ga lvanized )
Step 11: Finished Conve rsion ~
Step 12 ~ for an insta lla tion on a ge nerato r, you c an a lso use 90 degree elbo ws to kee p
the p ipes within the c age. Mount the GEET Fuel Proc essor as fa r aw ay as possible from
the g enerator ma gne tic field so they do no t interfere w ith ea c h othe r. Also b e ve ry
c areful with c red it c ards in your poc kets or video c am eras, etc from ge tting too c loseto the e ngine w hile it's running so they w on't b e e rased .
Ma de fo r Easy retro fitting on to the GEET reac tor
Notes for a c a r engine. For those w ho do not know, since tha t GEET rea c tor's output
gases go into the eng ine's intake b efo re the c a r's origina l throttle p la te, tha t little
c a rburetor needs a c ontrol linkage to c lose it so it ca n ma intain a g ood vac uum in the
rea c tor at low RPM.
Large Auto Plans Courtesy of the GEET institute
GEET FUEL PROCESSOR PLAN SET SA-1
The fo llow ing p lans a re d esigned to he lp you retrofit your internal c om bustion eng ine
with the GEET Fuel Proc essor Tec hno logy. The d iag ram d rawings rep resent w orkingdesigns of basic individua l parts and c om ponents need ed for a ma nually op erated
retrofit a pp lic ation o f an automotive type eng ine. Change s or varia tions of d esigns ma y
be nec essary to fit your spec ific nee ds (exam p le: flange mod ific a tions, parts
plac em ent, spa c e limitations etc .).
As long as the p rinc iples of the GEET Tec hno logy are a dhered to a nd a ll system
c om ponents are inco rporated as spe c ified , your retrofit a pplic ation should func tion
prop erly. WARNING!!—This info rma tion is c lassified as EXPERIMENTAL!! We c annot
guarantee results. Plea se ta ke time to ed uc a te yourself suffic iently be fore proc ee d ing.
The following is for informa tion purposes only. We d o no t control the m aterials used in
c onstruc tion, the me thods of construc tion, nor the a pp lica tions of c onstruc tion or use o f
the finished produc t. The refore, WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DANGEROUS OR
UNDESIRABLE RESULTS, and we do no t take respo nsibility for a c c idents due to
negligenc e o r igno ranc e!!WARNING!!—Gasoline is EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE and caution
should a lways be used when wo rking a round it. Do not smoke a round it, and keep it
away from open flames. Wheneve r possible you must use goggles, glove s and / or other
protective gear.
WHAT IS A GEET FUEL PROCESSOR?
The GEET Fue l Proc essor (GFP) is a fue l refinery, p lasma field genera to r, and fue l de live ry
system a ll rolled into one . The GFP is c apab le of d rama tica lly increa sing the efficienc y
and dec rea sing the pollution on a n internal com bustion eng ine. The GFP is a lso
c apab le o f using diverse fuels tha t the engine w ould no rma lly not to lerate . For ma ny
app lic a tions, the G EET retrof it can pay for itself in a short period of time . The GEET Fue l
Proc essor wo rks on the p rincipa l of hot and c old a ir ma sses mo ving in op posite
direc tions within a vac uum. By running the fuel vap or up through the c enter of the
exhaust, in the op posite d irec tion of the exhaust flow , we a re simu la ting these a ir
masses. The rea c tion rod in the G FP ac ts like a synthe tic “ Mo the r Earth” . As the ma sses
shea r aga inst ea c h other, friction c auses the forma tion of elec tric a l c ha rge s and the
a tmosphere (around these c ha rges) be c om es ionized . Plasma forms as “ lightning”within the rea c tion c ham be r c ausing w hate ver fuel being used to “ transmuta te” into a
new, c leaner, simp ler ba sed fuel w e c a ll “ GEET Ga s” . With the GFP, fossil fuels would no
long er be a s “ po lluting” or “ha rmful” to the environm ent a s before, and the terminology
“ usable fuel” wo uld ta ke on a w hole new m ea ning. To b etter understand how the GFP
works, let ’ s look at the sma ller sub -systems:
1)Liquid -to-Vapor Phase C ha nger—The G FP rea c tor utilizes a va porized fue l, no t a liquid
fuel. Therefore we must inc orpo ra te a me ans to c hange the liquid fuel, by means of a
pha se c hang e, into a vap or. The d rier the vap or the better. A b ubb ler or even a
mo d ified ven turi ca rbureto r ca n suffic iently delive r an a erosol, which is sma ll drop lets of
liquid fuel mixed with a ir, to the rea c tion chamb er. The he avier the fue ls the m ore
d ifficu lt it is to va porize them . The bubb ler has delivered bet ter results, in the use o f
hea vier or d iverse fue ls and a lso seems to be m ore e ffic ient in the va poriza tion of fue l.
For ongo ing op eration, the b ubb ler will need to have a floa t system set up to regulate
the level of fue l in it.
2)Rea c tion Cha mber—This is a p ipe in the c enter of the e xhaust system which utilizes a
hea t transfer or plasma rea c tion to b rea k the fuel dow n into a simp ler, c lea ner form
befo re it is fed into the eng ine. By running fuel vap or throug h the c ente r of the e xhaust
in the o ppo site d irec tion o f the exhaust flow we are simulating a natural phenome non
of ho t a nd c old a ir ma sses c olliding. This c ollision within a vac uum helps crea te the
desired “ rea c tion” need ed in the GFP.
3) Air Ma nagem ent Va lve (AMV)—The ne w “ GEET Fuel” c om ing from the reac tion
c hamb er must be p rop erly mixed with add itiona l inco ming fresh a ir as it is me tered into
the engine. This is the job of the Air Ma nagem ent Va lve. This c an be a s simp le as using
Another wa y of c ontrolling the fluid level wo uld be a n externally mo unted elec tronic
floa t switch. This c ould b e a dap ted to e ither shap ed bub bler. Parts need ed wo uld be
an elec tric floa t sw itc h, a horn relay, a p rop ane shut-off soleno id , som e 2” PVC p ipe
with solid end c aps, 16-18 gauge w ire, sc rew-in b rass hose fittings, som e 5/ 16” fuel line
and hose c lam ps (See illustration).
The p rinc iple used here is tha t fluids w ill see k the ir ow n leve l. Therefore, the leve l of fluid
in an externally mo unted c hamb er will be c onsistent w ith the leve l in the bubb ler. The
ad vanta ge is that the leve l in the floa t switch w ill not b e a s affec ted by the c onstant
bub bling a c tion that takes plac e in the bubb ler.
The e lec tric floa t switche s ava ilab le a re for very low am perage . The a mo unt of p ow er
req uired to a c tivate the p rop ane shut-off soleno id wo uld burn out mo st floa t switc hes.
Therefore we use a relay, ac tivated by the floa t switc h. The relay then ac tivates the
shut-off soleno id. Adjust the floa t switc h within the c hamb er to the d esired height o f the
fluid in the b ubb ler. Ra ising the fluid leve l in the bubb ler can g ive a riche r mixture, butrem em ber not to a llow any liquids to b e suc ked into the rea c tor. Ma intaining a fluid
leve l approxima tely 1 to 2 inc hes over the b ubb ler/d iffuser p la te should g ive g oo d
results. You w ill nee d to e xperime nt a nd dete rmine w hat works best a t your altitude .
You m ay find that a fuel pump isn’t nec essary. The va c uum w ithin the bub bler may be
suffic ient to “ pull” the fuel into the bub bler. A disad vanta ge to this is that too muc h fuel
ma y be pulled into the bubb ler if your shut-off valve d oe sn’ t sea l p rop erly.
During the phase c hange from liquid to vapor, you w ill notice tha t whe n using g asoline
your bub b ler will bec om e very cold (this should be the first fuel you use, bec ause it is the
ea siest to use). The lighte r elem ents in the gasoline w ill va porize a t roo m te mpera ture,
but the hea vier elements will resist vap oriza tion due to the c old a tmosphere c rea ted .
Eventua lly you w ill vaporize a ll the “ lights” and end up w ith a bubb ler full of “ skunked ”
fuel. The heavier elements will req uire the b ubb ler to b e hea ted to enhanc e the ir full
va poriza tion. This c an be ac c om plished by either surround ing the b ubb ler with hot
exhaust from the e ngine, and / or direc ting som e of the exhaust into the bubb ler instea d
of fresh a ir.
The b ubb ler can b e c onstruc ted of m eta l or som e p lastics suc h a s PVC. When using
p lastics, ma ke sure tha t the g lue you use w ill not d issolve in the fue ls you will be putting
into the b ubb ler. We have found tha t JB Weld™ epoxy is goo d to use. If you c hoo se to
use e xhaust gases to surround and hea t the bub bler plastic should b e a voided due to
the ho t temperature of the e xhaust. If you c hoo se to use exhaust ga ses to b ubb le the
fuel with, there a re seve ra l fac tors to c onsider:
First, when ta pping into the exhaust system , co me out in a “ Y” fashion. If you “ T” into the
exhaust, there c ould b e a siphoning effec t tha t might suc k the fuel into the exhaust. By
c om ing out of the exhaust a t an ang le a s “ Y” under slight p ressure, the siphoning is
eliminating.
Sec ond , the line c a rrying the exhaust to the b ubb ler must a t som e p oint rise a bove the
top of the bub bler to eliminate d rainag e bac k into the line upo n shut down.
Third, you m ust use the “ ma nual valve” between the exhaust source and the b ubb ler
inlet to c ontrol the am ount of exhaust entering the b ubb ler to ma intain a vac uum.
Having the va lve op en to far could c ause the va c uum to b e lost and a “ pressure” to b e
forme d in the b ubb ler. We have noted in our testing tha t the effic ienc ies c an b e c ut to
1/3 b y pressurizing the b ubb ler (as op posed to having it unde r va c uum). The va lve m ust
also be c losed whe n starting or stop ping the unit to prevent fuel from be ing forc ed into
the exhaust by ba c k pressure from the eng ine.
Finally, all of the c om po nents exposed to the hea t of the exhaust must be c ap ab le o f
ha nd ling this hea t. Most ba ll va lves use a Teflon™ sea l inside tha t will melt with the hea t
of the exhaust. Furthermore, if using a PVC bubbler, the exhaust would melt the plastic
at the p oint of inlet. We have used a m eta l sc rew -in lid in both the “ top ” and “ bo ttom”
app lica tions of a dmitting a b ubb ling e ffec t into the bubb ler. The m eta l lid will d issipa te
the heat into the fuel be fore it com es into c onta c t with the PVC. When using the
“ bo ttom ” me thod for bubb ling, ma ke sure the inlet line o r tube at som e p oint rises
highe r than the bub b ler to prevent the liquid fuel from running b ac k out upon shutdo wn
of the eng ine. The “ valve” should be p lac ed a t the “ highe r” spot a lso.
In summ ary, the b ubb ler ca n b e squa re, round , heated, not hea ted , tall or short (make
sure it is ta ll eno ugh to keep the liquids from being suc ked into the rea c tion line!).
Whate ver the spec ific need s of your app lica tion a re w ill dete rmine if you should use abubb ler and how tha t bub b ler should b e b uilt. For co nsta nt running ap p lica tions, a
me ans of c ontrolling the leve l of fuel should be used . Be sure to use m ateria ls ab le to
hand le the fuels and tem peratures to w hich the y will be e xposed . Either fresh or
am b ient a ir or exhaust ga ses c an b e b ubb led up through the bub bler. The a mb ient a ir
is ea sier to work with, but the exha ust gases may offe r bet te r results.
MODIFIED CARBURETOR
For ce rtain ap plic ation a bub bler may b e imp rac tic al. Spa c e limitations or other
restrictions ma y req uire the use o f a mo d ified sma ll eng ine c a rbureto rs. We have
suc c essfully used 8- and 10-HP c arbureto rs of horizonta l sha ft Tec hum seh™ eng ines. The
d rawing show s tha t we restric t the venturi in the c a rbureto r to p ass mo re a ir ove r the
pickup tube .
The stoc k carbureto r is designed to delive r a 12:1 air/ fue l ra tio (AFR). For the GEET we
need a 2 or 3:1 AFR. This is ac hieve d by restric ting the ve nturi d iameter and forc ing a ll of
the a ir past the fue l feed tube. This c an be a c c om plished by either d rilling a sma ll hole
A ne w Rod must b e initialized by running the rea c tor for 35 minutes when horizonta l, 17minutes if vertic a l. If horizonta l, the reac tor need s to b e p lac ed so tha t the vapor is
being pulled to the north d uring the initializa tion p roc ess. If the Rea c tor is vertic a l the
Rea c tor should b e set up so that the vapor is pulled upwards. In a horizontal rea c tor,
the long est reac tor rod you w ill eve r use is 12 inche s, in a vertic a l rea c tor it will be 6
inches. Insta ll the longest rod , and initialize. Then use a sma ll c om pass (where yo u c an
ge t w ithin 1/4” of the need le) a nd rea d the signa ture o n the rod , this is the length o f
Rod you ne ed for your fuel.
3.14 (Pi) Sp in over the leng th o f the Rea c tor Rod The speed of the p lasma doub les by
the time it has go ne ha lf the d istanc e o f the Rea c tor Rod , then d oub les ag a in in thenext 1/ 4, and in next 1/ 8 etc .
eng ines is very possible and ea sy to a c hieve. You c anno t find any ga dge t or fuel saving
devices on the ma rket tha t c an do the same savings as ge et. Construc tion is very
simp le, you c an even fo llow the free internet p lans for sma ll engines and imp lement it in
c a rs and you 'll still ge t g rea t results.
For those tha t d on't have time to d o e xpe rime ntation, bette r start cop ying the internetp lans, imp lem ent it o n your ca rs and don't w orry tha t it will not w ork for it w ill surely wo rk
when welde d c orrec tly with no lea ks. We've imp lemented it on seve ra l eng ines, same
12" steel pipe (304 sta inless steel for long er life, does no t rust) w ith 12" steel rod inside
held by sp rings for it no t to ra ttle o r ca use noise, a ll plac ed inside the exhaust p ipe. Ra in
wa ter is used in a b ubb ler of d ifferent c onta iners like 1 liter dextrose g lass bot tles, mason
ja r, p lastic c onta iners and eve n a vo dka bott le. Wha t is imp ortant he re is you b ubb le
the a ir throug h the w a ter, let it pa ss through the reac tor and c onnec t it to the intake
ma nifold be low the throttle plate for greater vac uum d uring idle and c ruising a nd that's
it you have g eet he lping you save som e fuel and eng ine oil.
I sa id e ng ine o il since it will not get d irty e asily w hen using G EET, thus, extend your
eng ine oil life. With c lea ner oil, your engine w ill also b e c lea n which me ans you a lso
extend its life. Things tha t you should d o to make things work we ll:
Ga s we ld (not a rc we ld) the exhaust pipe joints and rea c tor joints. Onc e insta lled,
initialized the rea c tor by idling your eng ine for 20 to 30 minutes while exhaust d irec tion
around the reac tor is go ing south a nd wa ter vap or from the b ubb ler is go ing north
inside the reac tor. North here is same d irec tion where your com pass will point to. Onc e
initialized , you’re rea dy to go whe reve r direc tion you want.
Just fill your bub b ler with wa ter around 1/3 to 1/2 its tota l heigh t with enoug h roomabove for wa ter sp lashing. For sta tiona ry eng ines like g enera to rs reg a rd less of size, GEET
is very easy to imp lem ent. All you need a re b a ll va lves to c ontrol the a ir input to m ake it
wo rk. You'll be a ma zed w ith c oo l exhaust ga ses c om ing o ut of the exhaust p ipe while
no b ad sme ll emissions. I've d one it with a c a r eng ine configured as sta tionary eng ine,
it's easy and it works.
If you d on't ha ve time and spac e to p lant trees, GEET is your wa y of c leaning the p lanet
from a ir pollution . Let 's sta rt imp leme nting GEET a t home a nd with your friend s and sta rt
imp lem enting now , it w ill work and it w ill alwa ys wo rk so stop asking the wrong question
"doe s it wo rk?", instead sta rt asking yourself where to get those p ipes and GEET rod s tha tyou c an use to imp lement GEET. Find som eo ne w ho c an do w elding fo r you if you c an't
weld , sha re GEET with him a nd en joy fuel savings while saving your eng ine and the
p lanet . Don't forget t o d ona te som e o f your savings ($5, $10, or wha tever you c an) to
help Paul Pantone, he still have a lot to do for humanity.
It is only from wo rking tog ethe r tha t we c an save ourselves and our child ren's future,
let’ s sta rt do ing it no w. More GEET users for 2009 and beyond . :)- ge etuser -End
The following is c ourtesy o f Na resh. If everything is built c orrec tly so your rea c to r is rea lly
c rac king the fue l and wa ter then the re a re still at least 3 ad d itiona l things I've see n to
increase overall efficienc y even further.
1)Put a suc tion p ump in line w ith the rea c tor outp ut to the eng ine intake ma nifold. Like
here:
It says Paul Pantone g ot an add itiona l 30% increa se in horse p ow er by using a suc tion
pump. I wa s initially thinking a smo g p ump 's p lastic va nes wo uld melt from the he a t but
mo re rec ently I'm starting to think that the a dd itiona l vac uum w ill make the fuel and
wa ter vap orize more and that m akes them g et a c older faster be fore g oing into the
rea c tor. So m ayb e eve n after heating up through the reformer, the c rac ked va po rs
might no t be hot e nough to me lt a smo g pump 's vanes so I'm g oing to try this.
2. Restrict the exhaust flow just in the a rea whe re the rod is, by using an a erodynamicta per to a sma ller size like is shown in the 3rd diag ram on sheet 5 of this
file:www.geetfriends.net/netdocs/geetro_rev.pdf.
Paul Pantone go t a n a dd itiona l 20-30% increase in horsep ow er from doing this.
3. Use m ultip le rea c to rs in pa rallel, or at least w ith the inner pipe p ortion in pa rallel. Jean
Chambrin's design is similar a reactor with multiple pipes in parallel and his patent says
vac uum ma intained a t the rea c tor pipe input. Then send the top of the rea c tor tube to
the intake m anifold vac uum.
Idea s how the the rod be plac ed inside the p ipe as it will it floa t/ sp in/rest.
This is d iffic ult a t a sma ll sc a le b ut the rea r stop should be rigid dea d c ente r with a p oint
for the rod rea r dimp le to pivot a nd sp in on. There need s to be something to hold the
rod highe r than w here the va pors c om e in at the bo ttom. The front stop need s to b e
c entered we ll enoug h that the rod doesn't fall to the side and jam to the side of the
fron t stop . Tha t is a p rob lem I have bee n ha ving w ith a sma ll GEET I've b ee n trying to
ge t working. I might try threa ding a hole through the e nd plugs and put rigid thread ed
rod with a jam nut to ho ld it tight. But ac c ording to Paul Panto ne the end stop s need to
be non-ma gnetic.
The front stop c an be b ig diam eter if it doesn’t go up pa st the side p ort where thevapors first enter. The ma in thing is the vapors nee d to hit the nose not the side of t he
rod as they c om e in to help g et the rod up floa ting in the w ind or spinning a ga inst the
rea r stop .
There is no sp inning rod inside the Hypnow kits . The rod might b e rig idly held w ith no
c hanc e to spin or move forwa rd or aft. If bo th the inner pipe and rod surfac e a re m irror
smo oth then ma ybe it can still wo rk almo st a s we ll even if it d oe sn't sp in. It is a ma tter of
how muc h d rag the re is on the vortexing va pors. A sp inning rod low ers the d rag o n the
The p rinciple in a few wo rds: The mo st simp le and pop ula r version known today d iffers
from the Panton ’s assem bling; it was d isc ove red by a farmer. It is about
bo osting/ do p ing a dmission g as with ‘wa ter ga s’ p rod uc ed c ontinuously and without
any storag e so the re’ s noth ing to fea r from the engine.
In o rder to simp lify, we ta lk ab out ‘wa ter dop ing’ This version is ea sier bec ause it d oe s
not b ubb le fuel and w ater togethe r Only one rea c tor is ind ispensab le. The gasproduc ed - either by the one-wa y exhaust hea t (bub bling + rea c tion), or by the hea t
from the eng ine’ s c oo ling system (bub bler) - and the one produc ed by the exhaust
(rea c tor), is suc ked up to a plac e in the a dm ission c irc uit a s an air c om pleme nt.
What is the result? After a few minutes’ warm up to sta rt up the reac tor Gtone :
3- The c onsump tion is red uc ed by 30% to 80% in most c ases and d ivided by two o rthree in the c ase of som e trac tors. To ge t a simila r powe r, one have to p ress less
on the a c c elerato r pe da l, and shift the gea r less
4- Pollution is reduc ed in rem arkab le p rop ortions : 90%-95%, there is no dark smokema rk on the white tissue p lac ed at the end of the exhaust p ipe
5- The eng ine lubric a tion oil stays c lea n longer
jet fue l. Fuels or other ma terials other tha n the fuels for whic h the eq uipm ent is designe d
to b urn c anno t genera lly be used in suc h eq uipm ent.
For exam ple, in internal com bustion engines, pa rticularly in light o f the extrem e
sop histica tion o f ma ny current eng ines, not only for fuel ec ono my b ut a lso for red uc tion
in the emitted pollutants, grea t c a re is taken in the selec tion of the fuel grad epa rticularly a s to its qua lity p rior to its introduc tion into the internal c om bustion eng ine.
One does not c onsider c rude o il or rec yc led ma teria ls suc h as used mo tor oil, c lea ning
solvents, pa int thinner, alco hol, and the like, a s a suitab le fuel source for an internal
c om bustion engine. Further suc h m ateria ls wo uld no t b e c onsidered suitab le fuels for
furnac es, bo ilers, turb ines, or most o ther fuel burning eq uipment. In a dd ition, one wo uld
not c onsider using suc h fuels if c ontamina ted by wa ter, nor would one c onsider using
non fuels suc h a s used ba ttery ac id or othe r waste p rod uc ts as fuels for fuel burning
equipment.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
The p resent invention is a novel fuel p retrea ter ap para tus and me thod for fuel burning
eq uipment. This novel fuel pretrea ter ena b les the fue l burning eq uipment to utilize a s
fuels c om bustible prod uc ts selec ted from ma teria l suc h as c rude o il or rec yc led
materials suc h a s motor oils, pa int thinners, solvents, alcohols, and the like a nd
nonc om bustible produc ts suc h as ba ttery ac id. Any substanc e that c an b e p rehea ted
and then b urned in the fuel burning e quipment w ill be referred to a s a lterna te fue l. This
a lterna te fuel is introd uc ed as a liquid into a vola tilizat ion c hamb er. The vo la tiliza tion
c ham be r ma y be he ate d to aid in volatilization and in most c ases ma y be
ad vantag eously hea ted by therma l energy from the exhaust in the exhaust c ond uit of
the fuel burning equipm ent. A portion o f the exhaust ma y even b e b ubb led throug h
the a lternate fuel to assist in the volat iliza tion o f the a lternate fuel. The fuel vapor
produc ed in the volatiliza tion c ham be r is d raw n throug h a hea ted therma l pretrea ter.
The the rma l p retrea ter may be m ounte d , p refe rab ly c onc entric a lly, inside the e xhaust
c ond uit to b e hea ted by the exhaust ga ses. The the rma l p retrea ter serves as a rea c tor
and is c onfigured a s a reac tor tube having a reac tor rod mo unted , preferab ly
c onc entric a lly, therein with a red uc ed annular spac e surround ing the rod . The
vola tilized a lternate fuel passes throug h this annular spac e where it is sub jec ted to
therma l pretreatm ent p rior to b eing introd uced into the intake system of the fuel
burning equipment.
THE DRAWINGS
The b est mod e p resently conte mp la ted for ca rrying out the invention is illustra ted in the
ac c omp anying drawings, in w hic h:
FIG. 1 is a b loc k diag ram of a basic fue l p retrea ting a ppara tus of this invention;
FIG. 3, an enlarge d c ross-sec tiona l view o f a sc hem atic o f the reac tor po rtion of the
fuel p ret rea ter of FIG. 2.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE ILLUSTRATED EMBODIMENT
The invention is best unde rstoo d from the fo llow ing d esc ription and the a ppend ed
c laims taken in c onjunction with the a c c om pa nying d raw ings whe rein like parts are
designa ted by like numerals througho ut.
The p resent invention is a un ique a ppa ra tus and me thod fo r p retrea ting ma teria ls to b e
used as fuel for fuel burning eq uipment suc h as interna l co mb ustion eng ines, furnac es,
boilers, turb ines, etc . The p retrea tment ma kes it po ssible for the fuel burning e quipment
to utilize a s its fuel source fuels or other materials tha t a re g enera lly c onside red as no t
being suitab le fuels for suc h fuel burning equipm ent. These a lternate fue ls inc lude
a lmost any liquid hydroc arbon suc h as c rude o il or rec yc led m a teria l suc h as mo tor oil,solvents, pa int thinners, and va rious a lco hols, to na me severa l. These a lternate fue ls
ma y even b e c ontam inated with wa ter or may b e m aterial such as used ba ttery ac id
which is not c onside red c ombustible o r a fuel. Importantly, as shown in FIG. 1, the
a lterna te fue l is vola tilized in a volat iliza tion c hamb er and is then sub jec ted to a high
temperature environment in a heate d reac tion c ham be r prior to its being introd uced
into the intake system of the fue l burning eq uipment. The reac tion chamb er provides a
hea ted rea c tion zone with a reac tion rod therein ab out w hich the fue l flow s. It is this
flow throug h the heate d reac tion zone a bo ut the rea c tion rod which makes the fuel
suitab le for burning in the fue l burning eq uipment. In m ost c ases, sinc e the fuel bu rning
eq uipment involved w ill p rod uc e high tem perature exhaust ga ses, in orde r to save
energy, the hea ting for the rea c tion c ham be r will be p rovided by the exhaust ga ses
from the fue l burning eq uipment. The rea c tion c hamb er will thus usua lly be p ositioned
in the exhaust cond uit, whethe r an exhaust pipe, flue, chimney, etc ., lea d ing from the
fuel burning eq uipment. It is be lieved imp ortant that the fuel flow through the rea c tion
c ham ber be op posite the flow of exhaust gas in the e xhaust c ond uit so tha t the m ost
intense he ating o f the reac tion c ham ber is a t the end thereo f whe re the fuel exits the
rea c tion chamb er. Currently, it is not known p rec isely wha t happens to the volat ilized
a lterna te fue l in this high tem perature environm ent a lthough o ne spec ula tion is tha t the
la rge r mo lec ules a re b roken d ow n into sma ller mo lec ular subunits of the hea vy
molecules.
In a ny event, I have found, for exam ple, that I am able to satisfac torily op erate aninterna l c om bustion eng ine using as my fue l source m ateria ls gene ra lly c onsidered to
be tota lly unsuitab le as fuels for an internal c om bustion engine. For exam p le, in one
expe rimenta l run I was ab le to suc c essfully op erate an internal com bustion eng ine
using rec yc led m oto r oil. In anothe r expe rimenta l run I wa s ab le to op erate the internal
c om bustion engine using c rude o il as my sole fue l source. In yet another run I was ab le
to use w aste b a ttery ac id as my sole fuel source.
How ever, I should state at this point that w hen the rea c tion c ham be r is hea ted by
exhaust gases from the e ng ine, in orde r to g ene ra te suffic ient therma l ene rgy
nec essary to volat ilize the a lternate fuel in the vo la tiliza tion c hamb er, it is nec essa ry toop era te the inte rnal com bustion eng ine initially using o rd inary ga soline. This step is
nec essary sinc e, absent my un ique p retrea tme nt p roc ess, it is imp ossib le to op erate an
interna l c om bustion eng ine with the a lternate fuels tha t I am using. Acc ordingly, the
interna l comb ustion eng ine is sta rted and op erated for an initial pe riod until suffic ient
therma l energy ha s been ge nerated in order to initiate the vo latilization a nd the
pretrea tment p roc esses. Onc e these p roc esses a re self susta ining , the fue l system is
switc hed over from the gasoline system to the a lterna te fuel system . The internal
c om bustion eng ine continues to operate for as long as the a lterna te fuel is supp lied or
until the interna l co mb ustion eng ine is sw itc hed off.
Similarly, with other fuel burning eq uipment, when the rea c tion c hamb er is positione d in
the e xhaust c ond uit, conventional fuels are supp lied to the eq uipm ent up on start up
and until suffic ient therma l energy is supp lied to the rea c tion c ham be r to produce fuel
usab le in the eq uipm ent from the a lternate fuel.
The invention w ill be illustra ted and d esc ribed in deta il w ith respec t to a n embod iment
thereo f for use w ith an internal c om bustion eng ine. Refe rring now to FIG. 2, the novel
fuel pretreater ap para tus of this invention is show n gene ra lly a t 10 and include s a
vola tilizat ion cha mb er 12 and a fuel p retrea ter sec tion 14 inco rporate d into an exhaust
c ond uit 16. Volatiliza tion c hamb er 12 is enc losed in a n exhaust p lenum 17 throug h
wh ic h a strea m of e xhaust 18 pa sses. Exhaust 18 is p rod uc ed by a n internal com bustion
eng ine 20 which c an be any suitab le internal com bustion eng ine rang ing in size from a
sma ll, one -cylinder internal c om bustion eng ine to a la rge, multi cylinder internal
c om bustion eng ine. Internal c om bustion eng ine 20 is show n herein sc hem atica lly
pa rticularly since no c la im is ma de to an internal com bustion eng ine, pe r se, only to the
nove l fuel pretrea ter ap pa ratus 10 show n a nd c laimed herein.
Internal c om bustion engine 20 include s a fuel tank 22 wh ic h supp lies a sta rting fue l 24
and has a va lve 26 for c ontrolling the flow of fue l 24 throug h a fuel line 28 into a n intake
ma nifold 29. Fuel 24 enters interna l co mb ustion engine 20 throug h a n intake m anifold 29
either throug h c arburetion o r fuel injec tion (not show n), both o f which are c onventiona l
system s for introd uc ing fuel 24 into interna l co mb ustion eng ine 20 and a re, the refo re,
not show n herein but only indica ted sc hematica lly through the d ep ic tion o f intakemanifold 29. Fuel 24 is ord inary ga soline a nd p rov ides the nec essa ry sta rting fuel for
interna l c om bustion eng ine 20 until suffic ient the rma l ene rgy ha s been prod uc ed in
orde r to susta in the o peration o f volatiliza tion chamb er 12 and p retrea ter sec tion 14.
Therea fter, va lve 26 is c losed and interna l co mb ustion eng ine 20 is op erate d as will be
d isc ussed mo re fully hereina fter. Internal c om bustion eng ine 20 produc es exhaust 18
wh ic h is c ollec ted from interna l c om bustion eng ine 20 by an exhaust ma nifold 30.
Exhaust 18 is then d irec ted throug h exhaust c ond uit 16 into fuel pretrea ter 10 where it
p rovides the ne c essa ry therma l ene rgy for the o peration o f fuel pretrea ter 10.
Exhaust 18b rep resents a p ortion of e xhaust 18 and passes throug h p lenum c hamb er 17surround ing vo latiliza tion c ha mber 12 p rior to exiting e xhaust c onduit 16. Exhaust 18b
rep resents the residua l portion o f exhaust 18 since a bypass 40 d iverts a portion o f
exhaust 18 (show n a s exhaust 18a) into vo la tiliza tion c hamb er 12. Plenum c ha mb er 17
ac ts as a hea t exchanger for transferring therma l ene rgy from exhaust 18b to
vola tiliza tion chamb er 12. A va lve 42 co ntrols the a mo unt of exhaust 18a d iverted into
vola tilizat ion c hamb er 12.
Volatiliza tion c hamb er 12 rec eives a quantity of alternate fuel 60 throug h a fuel line 62
from an a lternate fuel sourc e 63 with the flow thereof b eing c ontrolled by a va lve 64.
Alternate fuel 60 ac c umulates as a poo l of alternate fuel 60 in the b ottom o fvola tiliza tion c hamb er 12. Bypa ss 40 d irec ts exhaust 18a into the botto m of the poo l of
a lterna te fue l 60 whe re a bubb le plate 44 d isperses exhaust 18a up ward ly into the p oo l
of a lternate fue l 60 in order to a ssist in the vo latiliza tion o f alte rna te fue l 60. How ever,
the p rimary source of t herma l energy fo r the vo la tiliza tion o f a lternate fuel 60 is supp lied
by exhaust 18b a s it pa sses through p lenum c hamb er 17. The vola tilized a lternate fuel
60 is shown as vo latilized fuel 66 which passes into a n inlet 51 which is the end of rea c to r
tube 52 extend ing upw ard ly into volatiliza tion c hamber 12.
Refe rring a lso to FIG. 3, an en larged seg ment o f pret rea ter sec tion 14 is shown genera lly
as a rea c tor 50 whic h includes a rea c tor tube 52 loc a ted c onc entric a lly inside exhaust
c ond uit 16. A rea c tor rod 54 is mo unted c onc entric a lly in spac ed relationship insiderea c tor tube 52 to p rovide an annular spa c e o r rea c tion c ham be r 56. As show n,
exhaust 18 pa sses through an a nnular spac e 51 surround ing reac tor tube 52 where it
transfers a p ortion o f its the rma l energy to rea c to r tub e 52. Vola tilized fuel 66 passes
c ounter c urrently throug h the annular spa c e of reac tion c ham be r 56. The turbulent
mixing of volatilized fuel 66 as it pa sses through rea c tor 50 in c om b ination w ith the
therma l energy imp a rted to it from exhaust 18 along with wha t is be lieved to b e a
c ata lytic rea c tion the rein initiate d by reac tor rod 54 p rod uc es a p retreated fuel 68.
Pretrea ted fuel 68 is then d irec ted throug h a n intake line 53 (which is an extension of
rea c tor tube 52) into intake manifold 29. A va lve 57 in intake line 53 co ntrols the flow of
p retrea ted fuel 68 into intake manifold 29. Supp lem enta l air 80 is introd uc ed intopretrea ted fuel 68 throug h an a ir intake 82 with the flow o f supp lem enta l air 80 being
c ontrolled by a valve 84.
The p resenc e o f the rea c tor rod has been found imp ortant to ope ration of the
invention. The make up o f the rea c tor rod does not a pp ea r to b e important. A steel
rea c to r rod ha s bee n found sa tisfac to ry as ha ve sta inless steel, a luminum, b rass, and
c eramic reac tor rod s.
Stea dy sta te op eration o f interna l co mb ustion eng ine 20 involves exhaust 18
c ontributing the rma l energy to rea c tor 50. A portion of exhaust 18 is d iverted as exhaust
18a and bubb led through the p oo l of alternate fuel 60 in the b ottom of vo latilization
c hamb er 12. Exhaust 18a c om bines with the volat ilized fuel from a lternate fuel 60 to
provide vo latilized fuel 66. Volatilized fuel 66 is d rawn into inlet 51 thenc e through
rea c tion chamb er 56 of rea c tor tube 52. The b a lanc e o f exhaust 18b p asses throug h
plenum c ham be r 17 whe re a substantial portion of the b alanc e of the therma l energy
in exhaust 18b is transferred into a lternate fuel 60 to a ssist in the vo latiliza tion o f the
same.
The m etho d of this invention is p rac tice d by sta rting interna l c om bustion eng ine 20
using sta rting fuel 24 ob ta ined from sta rting fue l tank 22. The flow of sta rting fuel 24
throug h fue l inlet line 28 is c ontrolled by va lve 26. Va lve 84 is op ened initially to a llow
the free flow o f air 80 throug h a ir intake 82 during this sta rting p ha se o f inte rna l
c om bustion eng ine 20. Internal c om bustion eng ine 20 generate s exhaust 18 whic h is
c ollec ted in exhaust ma nifold 30 where it is then d irec ted into e xhaust c ond uit 16.
Exhaust 18 conta ins a signific ant a mo unt o f the rma l energy resulting from the
c om bustion of sta rting fuel 24 in interna l comb ustion eng ine 20. A po rtion of the therma l
ene rgy in exhaust 18 is used to hea t reac tor 50 and then to volat ilize a lterna te fuel 60.
Spec ific a lly, exhaust 18a is d iverted throug h exhaust bypass line 40 into vo latiliza tion
c hamb er 12 where exhaust 18a is d ispersed by bub b le plate 44 into a lternate fuel 60.
Exhaust 18a transfers its the rma l energy to a lternate fue l 60 and a lso p rovide s a c a rrier
stream for the vo lat ilized p rod uc ts of a lternate fuel 60 so tha t this c om b ination bec om es
vola tilized a lterna te fuel 66 wh ic h is then d rawn into intake 51. At this point it should be
noted a lso tha t va lve 84 is partially c losed in orde r to c rea te a partial va c uum in
pretrea ted fuel line 53, whic h me ans that a pa rtial vac uum w ill also b e c rea ted in
intake 51. Simultaneously, va lves 42 and 57 a re selec tively con trolled in orde r to suitab ly
rec irc ulate the flow of e xhaust 18a and vo la tilized a lterna te fuel 66, respec tively. In the
me antime, the ba lanc e of e xhaust 18 bec om es exhaust 18b which pa sses throug h
p lenum c hamb er 17 whe re it transfers its therma l energy into vo la tiliza tion c hamb er 12
and alternate fuel 60 therein. Ac c ordingly, a ma jor portion o f the ba lanc e o f therma l
energy in exhaust 18 afte r exha ust 18 has passed throug h reac to r 50 is transferred into
a lterna te fuel 60 for the vo la tiliza tion of the same .
Volatilized a lternate fuel 66 is d irec ted into rea c tion c hamb er 56 where it is sub jec ted tothe p retrea tment p roc ess of this invention b y be c om ing rea c tion fuel 67 and then
pretrea ted fuel 68. At the p resent time I am unab le to state with any d eg ree of
c ertainty prec isely what hap pe ns to reac tion fuel 67 in rea c tion c ham be r 56. How eve r, I
have found that the larger molec ules in volatilized fuel 66 ap pe ar to b e b roken into
frag ments with som e typ e o f rea c tion ta king plac e. Spe c ific a lly, I have found that a
portion o f the leng th of rea c tor 50 bec om es quite ho t, substantially hotte r than could
otherwise b e ac c ounted for from the therma l energy from exhaust 18 alone. This surp lus
therma l energy imp lies tha t som e fo rm of reac tion is oc c urring in rea c tion fuel 67 as it is
transformed into pretreated fuel 68. For example, in one p roto type o f the invention, the
end of the e xhaust c ond uit 16 positioned ad jac ent the end of reac tor 50 closest the
exhaust ma nifold 30 ma intained a tem pe rature of be tween a bout 500.deg ree .-
700.deg ree . F. The p ortion o f exhaust c ond uit 16 positione d a long the c entral po rtion of
the reac tor 50 had a tempe ra ture be tween abo ut 600.deg ree .-900.deg ree. F., while
the p osition o f the exhaust c ond uit 16 positioned ad jac ent the end of the reac tion
c ham be r whe re the volatilized alternate fuel entered wa s at a temperature b etween
about 200.deg ree .-300.deg ree . F. Thus, the p osition of the exhaust c ond uit a long the
c entral po rtion of the reac tor 50 rea c hed tem pe ratures highe r than w ould be
expec ted from the temp erature o f the o ther position o f the p ipe . Pretrea ted fuel 68 is
d irec ted into intake m anifold 29 whe re it b ec om es the fuel source for internal
c om bustion eng ine 20.
The c hange o ver from sta rting fuel 24 to pretrea ted fuel 68 is ac c om plished by the
c a reful ad justment of va lves 26, 84, 57, and 42. In this ma nner, the operation of internal
c om bustion eng ine 20 is smoo thly transferred from sole relianc e on sta rting fue l 24 to
relianc e entirely on p retrea ted fuel 68. Using the nove l teac hings of this invent ion, I have
run interna l c om bustion eng ine 20 on alternate fuel 60 selec ted from ma teria ls
gene ra lly c onsidered to b e to ta lly unsuitab le as a fue l for internal com bustion eng ine
20. These a lterna te fue ls have inc luded c rud e o il and rec yc led ma teria ls suc h as mo tor
oil, pa int thinners, alcoho ls, and the like. Also, suc h fuels having som e wa ter c onte nt
have a lso b een used . Ma ny of these a lternate fuels a re waste p rod uc ts for which
d isposa l is a significa nt p rob lem . By b eing ab le to use suc h w aste p rod uc ts as fuel, a
ma jor source o f pollution is elimina ted . Tests on the exhaust gene ra ted by the eng ine 20
burning the a lternate fuels have indica ted that such exhaust is muc h c lea ner than
exhaust norma lly generate d b y suc h eng ines when b urning ga soline in norma l ma nner
(ga soline c an be used in the system as the a lternate fuel of the inven tion to op erate
the e ngine m ore efficiently and without significa nt pollutants in the e xhaust).
The d ime nsions of the rea c tion c ham be r and the reac tion rod are suc h tha t the rod
force s the vo la tilized fuel to flow substantially along the w a ll of the reac tion chamb er.
For a 350 cub ic inc h V-8 Chevrolet eng ine, a reac tion tub e o f ab out one-half inch
inside d iamete r is p lac ed substantially conc entric a lly in an exhaust p ipe from the
eng ine. The rea c tion rod has a d iam eter to lea ve a c onc entric spac e between therea c tion rod and inside w a ll of the rea c tion tube of about 0.035-0.04 inc hes and the
rea c tion rod is betw een about te n inche s and twelve inche s in leng th. Lighter fuels,
such as ga soline, work with the large r spa c ing b etw een the reac tion rod and rea c tion
tube wa ll and the shorter rod while the sma ller spa c ing a nd long er leng th ma y be
req uired for hea vier fue ls suc h as c rud e o il since the he avier fue ls genera lly req uire
mo re hea ting and ve loc ity throug h the rea c tion zone . Simila r d imensions have b een
found sa tisfac tory for use w ith single c ylinder eng ines suc h a s those ha ving up to about
fifteen horsep ow er. The sma ller eng ines seldo m req uire a rea c tion rod grea ter in leng th
than a bout four inche s. Similar dimensions will be used with o ther interna l com bustion
engines.
The va rious d imensions ind ica ted a re examples only and c an va ry, usua lly dep end ing
upo n the type a nd size o f eng ine, lfuel volume required , and the type of a lterna te fuels
to be used . The imp ortant t hing is tha t the passage for the vo la tilized a lternate fue l
through the reac tion c ham be r be such a s to c ause the rea c tion to ta ke plac e to
c onvert the vo la tilized a lternate fuel to the rea c tion fuel which is sa tisfac tory for
op erating the eng ine.
While the invention ha s be en d esc ribe d in d eta il in c onnec tion w ith a n internal
c om bustion e ngine, the invention c an b e used eq ually as we ll and in similar ma nnerwith any fuel burning eq uipment. Thus, it c an be used to trea t ma teria l so it can be used
in fuel for furnac es and boilers in p lac e o f the no rma l natural ga s, fuel oil, or c oa l, or to
po we r turb ines in p lac e o f the no rma l kerosene or jet fuel. The reac tion c ham be r ca n
be positione d in the e xhaust c ond uit, suc h a s a flue or c himney, simila rly a s it is p lac ed
in the exhaust cond uit from the internal c om bustion eng ine show n.
Rather than hea ting the rea c tion chamb er with exhaust ga ses from the fuel burning
eq uipm ent b eing pow ered, and such hea ting is presently preferred be c ause such
hea ting is integ rally a p a rt of the eq uipm ent used which a pp ea rs to p rovide o ptimum
results, the reac tion c ham be r c ould b e he ate d by o ther mea ns. Suc h othe r means,
how eve r, should b e a rrang ed to p rovide similar hea ting and hea t g rad ients as are
provided by the exhaust gas.
Whereas the volatilizat ion c hamb er is show n as hea ted by the e xhaust gas, the
volatilization cha mb er could b e he ated by o ther mea ns or, dep ending upo n the
ma teria l used as fuel, the vo latiliza tion chamb er might not b e hea ted a t a ll. The
important thing is tha t the ma teria l to b e used as fuel is volatilized in the volat iliza tion
c hamb er so the volatilized ma teria l is d rawn into the rea c tion chamb er. As used herein,
the volatilization cha mb er does not have to b e a c hamb er as such, but ma y be any
me ans wh ic h vo la tilizes the a lternate fuel. It c ould b e a c a rbureto r or an injec tion nozzle
or o the r volat ilizing o r sp ray mea ns. Further, it is not ne c essary tha t exhaust g as be
c om b ined with the vo la tilized fuel as it is in the emb od iment d esc ribed . It has beenfound that in most cases the invention works satisfactorily without exhaust gas in the
volatilized fuel. In most instances the volatilization fuel will be drawn through the
rea c tion c ham be r by a low p ressure o r a pump a t the fuel inlet o f the fuel burning
equipment.
The fuel pretreater of the invention is a nove l disc ove ry in that it a llow s me to
suc c essfully operate fuel burning equipment using a lternate fuels. As suc h, I am ab le to
ac hieve seve ra l highly desirab le goa ls, namely, the extrac tion of va luab le energy from
a lterna te fue l while at the same time remo ving a lternate fuel from the w aste strea m; or,
in the c ase o f c rude o il, using this ma teria l d irec tly thereb y elimina ting the ne ed tosub jec t the same to the expe nsive a nd c ap ita l intensive refining p roc esses.
The present invention m ay be em bo d ied in o ther spec ific forms without d ep arting from
its sp irit or essential cha rac teristics. The d esc ribed e mbod iments a re to be c onside red in
a ll respec ts on ly as illustrative and not restric tive. The sc ope o f the invent ion is, therefore,
indica ted by the a pp end ed c la ims ra ther than b y the forego ing d esc ription. All
c hange s whic h c ome within the me aning and rang e o f equivalenc y of the c laims are
to b e em brac ed within their sc op e.
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As far as the GEET, I dec ided to build one myself, and it wo rked grea t! I ran it on a 4.0
HP Briggs and Stratton on a lawnm ow er. I was ab le to run it on 5% gas, 5% oil, and the
remaining 90% was a m ixture of pic kle juice , jalapeño juice , Sprite soda, and water. I
wa s ac tually ab le to run it in a c losed -loop a s well! The entire exhaust fed ba c k into theintake and I could shut down a ny outside a ir, and it worked g rea t! On one mod el, it ran
silently in a c losed -loop exc ep t for the sound of the valves op ening a nd c losing. Tha t
kind of frea ked me out, but it was c oo l as anything to w itness!
I a lso rec ent ly testified in Philad elph ia a t the EPA hearings for Tier 2 em issions sta nd ards
and spoke o f wha t the GEET has to o ffer. I had a n exce llent rec ep tion from peo p le,
pa rticularly peo p le from various environm enta l organiza tions.
At the Conference on Future Energy (COFE) in Bethesda , MD, I and a c oup le o f friend s
dem onstra ted another GEET mo wer running on a mixture of blac k c offee (d elic ious
hotel mad e), Mountain Dew, and ab out 20% gas. The emissions ran so c lean that
seve ral peop le he ld their fac es to the exhaust a nd brea thed de ep ly with b ig smiles on
their fac es. And I have it on video tap e to prove it!
So, do es it work? I'd ha ve to say, yes, definitely . I've been expe rime nting with different
de signs inc luding a doub le reac tion c ham be r, but a m no t ge tting g ood results. I asked
I feel like I hit pay-dirt with GEET. They have o ver 400 inventions from invento rs all over
the wo rld who just want to keep inventing and wa nt to leave the ma rketing to G EET
ma nag em ent a nd the ir wo rldw ide d istributors. I asked m any p eop le w hat the y thought
about GEET and Paul Pantone p rior to d iving into this and they a ll had positive things to
say.
2004, Michel David, France, a gasoline genset running on diesel, throug h a n original
sma ll me c hanic 'rea c tor' insp ired by the wo rk of Paul Pantone .
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/quanthommesuite/ge5Michel%20David.htm (Link no longer
active.)
On the short film to downloa d on the w eb pag e, you'll see that there a re no fumes at
the exhaust when sta rting the group with gasoline, and a lso no fumes whe n it's switc hed
on d iesel… ab solute ly no c ha nges in RPM o r no ise w hen the gasoline g enset runs withd iesel. Miche l David, Hervé F., Michel Sc hmit, Bernad ette and Jean Soa rès (fam ous
we bm asters of ww w.qua nthomm e.co m) are present on the vide o
Explication: Starting w ith a stand ard Pantone Rea c tor, M. David had the idea to c rea te
a flat reac tor, where a re fitted 5 spac es of 0,75 mm , that replac e the rod and internal
tube on a GEET, wha t gives a large surfac e o f friction for the ga sses ac c elerated b y the
rota tiona l ob turation system ma de by M. David a t the a ir intake. M. David used c op per
pipe s that he p ressed to ma ke them flat, w ith a me tal saw b lad e inserted inside to keep
the d esired spac e.
Any fuel is passed through a mo d ified c a rbureto r tha t pulve rized it, then throug h the
rea c tor to the eng ine, where it arrives as gas. It's ea sy to run any genset with diesel, with
or without add ing w ate r. It needs a very go od vac uum a t the intake side , that's why M.
David uses a hom em ade rotating ob turato r to increase this vac uum e ffec t. This syste m
very easy to m ake b y any p rofessiona l, ca n be m ec hanic or with a p rog ressive a c tion
for the opening-c losing of the holes to ob ta in a soft feed ing follow ing the nee ds of a
Elec tric motor with dua l sha fts run tw o 90lb oil hyd raulic fluid p umps. The v ibrat ion o f
flow ing stea m mo lec ules inc rea ses and enters shoc kwave effec t a s go ing into area of
low amb ient p ressure a ir when exiting no zzle. Smaller unit bu ilt w ith fire b rick, vertica l
tub ing c oil, va lves, outlet ring o f po res a t botto m. Initia l a lcohol flame hea t to 1500
deg ree s, then light o ff ga ses c om ing from c irc ula r burner ring .
2) http://clients.pppoe.ca/~joso65/info.html Sorrenti Pa tent CDN pa tent 2,054,007
basica lly mixes wa ter and hydroc arbons, hea ts up to 1200 deg ree s C using exhaust
hea t to disassoc ia te the wa ter and ad ds ma gne ts as an aid and burns in internal
c om bustion eng ine. He says in the pa tent, once hea ted up c an inc rea se w ate r up to
100%. Had one b rief phone c a ll with abo ve b ut does not give out pho ne numb er and
d id no t respond to em a ils. The C la im is tha t a 1978 Chrysler Cordo ba wa s c onverted &
ab le to run tota lly on wate r.
3) http:// ww w.rexresea rc h.com / c elis/ c elis.htm Philipp ino Invento r 30% to 50% saving by
ad ding thermo c rac ked w ate r into eng ine. Som e inventors are the only ones that c ange t tho se invent ions to work. Also it is possible tha t w ater c rac king devices use up
The GEET Fuel Proc essor is a Self- Induc ing Plasma Generato r by Paul & Molley Pantone
The first wo rking p roto type was deve lop ed long befo re the te c hnica l ana lysis wa sa ttem p ted . Plasma resea rc h is a fa irly new field of a c c ep tab le sc ience. At this time
most p rinted text is from foreign Co untries, and a ma jority from Russia.
The tec hno logy used in the GEET Fuel Proc essor is a c om b inat ion o f the most b asic
sc ientific p rinciples, most o f wh ic h fa lls within the norma l rules and of thermodynamic s.
But som e of the 70 simu ltaneo us pheno me non’ s a re not found in those b oo ks, since it is
the c om bina tion of e ven ts, which is the bod y of this d isc ove ry. Put q uite simp ly, the
exhaust hea t is transferred to the inc om ing fue l va por, which must be ma intained in a
vac uum, and the ove rall c onfiguration provides a m olecular breakdo wn w ithin the
va c uum o f all of the hea vier elements. Therefore, intensifying the va c uum, the speed ofmo lec ula r b rea kdo wn o r rea c tion is ma gnified , and less hea t is req uired .
The GEET Plasma unit generates severa l "elec tric a l" fields a t the same time while
op erating, som e o f whic h are in op po site d irec tion a nd a ll are affec ted by the direc tion
of ma ss mo vem ent a s we ll as by the gravitationa l field of our p lanet. During lec tures
from c oa st to c oa st Paul and Molley ha ve e xplained that it is freq uenc y and vibration
that d etermines the a mo unt of p lasma or energy b eing d evelop ed . Resea c h in private
laborato ries in Europ e is helping to isolate som e o f the basic field rep lica tion of the
p lasma ge nerato r tha t the Pantones need for visible de mo nstra tions.
Ma ny attem pts to use the external elec tric al mec hanica l de vic es to enha nc e the
produc tion o f Plasma in the G EET Fuel Proc essor have a ll fa iled to show any p romise,
suc h a s the Plasma tron. This has oc c urred bec ause the o utside interferenc e hasop posed the "na tura l" orde r of the energy, which must be self ge nerate d to ma ximize
the results, as we ll as will inc rea se the c ha rge -disc harge a t spec ific nee ds of d em and of
the Plasma - or GEET GAS. It should a lso b e noted tha t using o utside non-na tural
hea ting d iminishes the fields whic h a re norma lly self generate d .
The spec ific movement o f va por within the GEET Fuel Proc essor is "foc used " to exac t
flow d irec tion and veloc ity being self c rea ted thereb y ma ximizing and intensifying the
"field a nd e nhanc ing the mo lec ular, or atomic d isassoc iation. Without all othe r na tura l
elements inc rea sing to eq ual p rop ortions, one c anno t expec t tha t m erely increa sing
the Arc -Field w ill be the m a in rea son fo r spec ific suc c ess of a ny g iven substanc e to bebroken d ow n to its base e lem ents. When the ide a l Plasma has been c rea ted is the time
to be gin inc rea sing or de c rea sing all pa ram eters involved a t their respe c tive eq ual or
ba lanc ed increments to sa tisfy an inc rea se o r dec rea se in the Plasma flow . In doing so
one c an inc rea se the Plasma flow to a viable d elivery state for use o f a ll comm ercial
use demands. During tests the over-reving to engines has startled engineers and
sc ientists from a round the w orld , as eng ines a re sped up to o ver twice the norma l rpm,
and slow ed dow n to a frac tion o f their norma l idle spe ed , with no noticeable vib ration.
Have you eve r seen a 350 Che vrolet idle at 80 rpm? We ha ve.
All of the c urrently stud ied Plasma ge nerato rs basica lly share a design a nd op erationa l
fea ture in that t hey a ttem pt to p ush the Fuel, under pressure, into a rea c tion, whereby
a need for outside energy to force the d evice to func tion. The m ost unique fea ture o f
the GEET Plasma Fuel System is tha t b y sup p lying the fuel into the Plasma c ha mber in a
vac uum and through a long itudinal, natural release, c auses a Rad ia l rea c tion which is
self induc ed , whic h c rea tes energy a s elec trons are p ulled into the rea c ting of p lasma ,
instea d of c onsuming ene rgy. Thus the Plasma bec om es mo re "homog enized " with
a tmospheric a ir, c ausing a we ll-blended fuel for fina l delivery.
An a dd itiona l stab ilizing fea ture within our system is the na tural c irc ulation o f op posing
ma sses as a vo rticular mo tion w ithin the Plasma Field , a c ond ition a s desc ribed by
Mo lley Panto ne as Therma l mome ntum-or Inertia . Suc h field is c aused in pa rt b y the
c hamb er be ginning b efo re a nd a fter the Field zone. The size o f the Field zone must
c oincide with the fuel and pa ram eters with spe c ific limitations, dep end ent on the fuel
demand . Now w e should a lso e xplain that a sma ll unit, suc h as a 10 hp eng ine c an be
used as a "servant" to p rod uc e fuel to b e used by an un-mod ified larger eng ine o r
furnac e, by adap ting pum ps and o nly mo d ifying the a ir inta ke only. Thus a 10 hp
eng ine c ould ma ke the fuel for a loc om otive. The exac t leng th of the Plasma c ham be r
need be ad justab le to fully ac c omm od ate rap id c hange of fuels when d ifferent blends
are be ing used . This is quite simp le bu t req uires som e very expe nsive eq uipm ent for
ana lysis of the final exhaust for the a verag e mec hanic.
The "ba lanc e” point of a perfec tly ad justed GEET Plasma rea c tion c hamb er, will give
the sam e tem pe ra ture c om ing o ut of the exhaust pipe as the a mb ient a ir, as we ll asthe a ir qua lity should b e the same or a slight inc rea se o f oxygen c om ing out o f the
ta ilpipe . So fa r the invento r has ac c om p lished a 2% increase in oxyge n com ing out o f
an internal com bustion using c rude oil as fuel and a 3.5% increase using Ba ttery ac id
mixed with 80% sa ltwa ter. At the higher than a mb ient oxygen leve ls you norma lly find
ic e fo rming o n the e xhaust p ipe s as a normal function of this phenom enon.
Paul Pantone had his best results with sea wa ter and c rude o il. 1 ga llon o f sea wa ter has
as muc h energy as 300 ga ls of g asoline. This is bec ause o f the deuterium.
http :// lib ra ry.thinkquest.org/ 17940/ texts/ fusion_dt/ fusion_dt.htm l
When the Plasma field c hamb er is too short or too long for the d ensity of the fuel being
used , it overhea ts the South end and Chills the North end of the rea c tor, this a lso c auses
the field to c onsume oxygen, instea d of c rea ting it. The d irec tion a nd c onfiguration of
the heat sourc e is c ritic al to the p rop er ba lanc e o f the rea c tion to c rea te Plasma . We
have no w lea rned tha t dow n is the same as South in relationship to using a c om pass,
and therefore North is up .
Othe r Plasma gene ra tors, suc h a s the c op y c a t from MIT, which they c a ll the
Plasma tron, uses outside a pp lied pow er to c rea te he a t to run the units, but ha ve
extrem ely limited use a nd outp ut, when c om pared to the GEET system . Since the p ow er
outp ut of Plasma is c onstant and gene ra tes pow er we c an only assume tha t it is of aDC nature and is a c onstant o utput whic h we ha ve not yet a ttem pte d to harness.
(hopefully coming soon.)
There w ill be a la rge num ber of rep orts da ting bac k to 1984 tha t the invento r wa s not
rea dy to relea se until he felt the timing w as right. He fee ls the timing is now right a nd
these w ill be posted as soo n as possible.
The Gee t fuel proc essor ma y soo n ma ke it possible for you to ow n the ultima te ho me
produc tion po we r plant... one that hea ts your wa ter, ge nera tes electric ity, takes c are
of hea ting and a ir c ond itioning , simp ly by utilizing wa ste he a t from refrige ra tion and
app lying it to storag e o r hot w a ter, wh ile the ge nerato r is giving you a ll the e lec tric ity
you want.
In simp le definition, the GEET Fuel Proc essor c ould be c a lled a new type of c a rbureto r
with a m inia ture refinery built in. With it, There is no need for ca ta lytic c onverters, smog
pumps and many othe r co stly items on c ars , as the GEET fuel p roc essor is not just a fue l
delivery system it is a lso a pollution eliminat ion unit! Your milea ge w ill be g rea tly
increased if you a re truly consuming ALL of the ava ilab le energy From whateve r fuel
you ma y be using.
I be ga n wo rking on the original conc ep t of be tter milea ge ove r fifteen yea rs ag o,
During the fifteen yea rs of t esting and resea rc h, I wa s ab le to ac hieve the go a ls of ZERO
pollution, while running interna l co mb ustion eng ines on fuel suc h a s c rude o il, ba tte ryac id, c lea ning solvents, even g asoline... som e of the tests were d one with m ixtures with
as muc h as 80% wa ter IMPOSSIBLE??? SEEING BELIEVES!
Having dem onstrate d the GEET Fuel Proc essor c ountless times, I hea rd over and over "
tha t’ s imp ossible." Mo st o f the hund red sc ientists who have bee n invited to help in this
p rojec t have refused to even c om e o ut to look at it, c la iming it is imp ossible. Yet a fter
rep ea ted show ings, ma ny potential financ ia l ba c kers have dep end ed on the
professiona l opinion o f qua lified pe op le, who did not eve n take the time to even look.
One sc ientist -Jim _ who w ante d to he lp me wa s em ployed at a ma jor United State s
Testing Laborato ry. We spent seve ra l days review ing ho w a nd w hy the d evice worked .
Jim c laimed he c ould g et a ll the ne c essa ry funding to g et through the R&D stag es by
telling the o ther sc ientists a t wo rk wha t he ha d v iew ed , Jim told me to c a ll him a t wo rk
the follow ing Wedne sday.
When I , c a lled the num ber I wa s informed tha t Jim w as asked to resign. They to ld me
tha t Jim must have b ee n do ing som e d rugs, if he truly be lieved tha t he saw a ga soline
eng ine run on c rude o il with no p ollution.
This typ e o f response is ve ry norma l to this invento r. Ma ny sincere p eo p le have turned
their bac ks and w alked a wa y, bec ause of the input of knowledg e of others who laug hand say it is absolute ly not p ossible.
How eve r, a few yea rs ago , at a smo g c ertific a tion sta tion in Ca lifornia , this fuel system
wa s de mo nstrate d while b eing mo nitored a nd video tap ed . While running a ga soline
eng ine on c rude o il, the final exhaust wa s ac tua lly c lea ner than the a ir in the
esta b lishment --zero p ollution. This doe s not d efy p hysics; it only op erates within the most
basic law s of p hysics in a unique ma nner. Basics o f GEET tec hno logy
The GEET fuel p roc essor is a self induc ing p lasma generato r. In m y c ase, the w orking
proto typ e w as de velope d long be fore the te c hnic al ana lysis wa s a ttempte d . Plasma
resea rch is a fa irly new field of sc ienc e. Mo st of the a va ilab le text on this sub jec t is from
foreign c ountries.
The tec hno logy used on the G EET fuel proc essor is a c om b inat ion of very ba sic sc ientific
p rinciples whic h fa ll within most o f the no rma l rules and laws of the rmo dynamic s.
Put q uite simp ly the exha ust hea t is transferred to the inc om ing fue l, which is in a
vac uum, and the ove rall c onfiguration provides a m olecular breakdo wn w ithin the
vac uum , the speed of the mo lec ula r rea c tion, or brea kdow n, is greatly ma gnified . The
GEET Plasma Ge nerator
The pheno me non wh ic h oc c urs w ithin and a round the GEET Fuel Proc essor can b est b e
desc ribed as c ontrolled lightning. As ma sses of c old a nd warm a ir c olliding, an
elec trica l d isc harge oc c urs. The spec ific leng ths of eac h c olliding mass dete rmine thetype a nd the a mount of disc harge .
It c an be a bolt of lightning, or if the c onfiguration of masses is c ond uc tive to a rad ia l
type of d isc harge it may ap pea r as a ba ll of energy. Many d isc harges of this nature a re
so sma ll they are no t visible to the human eye . Others a re m agn ified by mo isture and
rad iate in a n energy field which is visible as c olored light.
When the e lec trom ag netic field is radial as we ll as long itudinal, and balanc ed to
c rea te the c enter of the plasma rea c tion, maximum effic ienc y of the field is
ac c om plished . This is done w ithin the GEET Fuel Proc essor, as the p lasma is c rea ted on
demand . Using a stea dy self ge nerated ma gne tic field one d oes not have the p rob lem
of rand om Plasma c lusters, as eve ry mo lec ule is held a s a c onstant p ote ntial co ntributo r
to the dem and and the d em and c ontrols the field whic h stab ilizes itself within a spec ific
ratio.
The elem enta l com ponents of the GEET Fuel Proc essor a llow the transfer o f virtua lly a ll
the ge nera ted hea t into the plasma , whic h further stab ilizes the e lec trom ag netic field,
as we ll as inc rea ses the e lec tron flow a t a ny spe c ific need , on de ma nd.
In the G EET dev ice the p lasma fields is genera ted inte rnally. Ma ny attemp ts to use
external elec tric al mec hanica l de vic es to enha nc e the p rod uc tion of p lasma s in theGEET fue l proc essor, have a ll fa iled . This has oc c urred bec ause the o utside interferenc e
has op posed the "natural" elec trom agnetic field, which is self-gene ra ted in the GEET
fuel p roc essor. Thus the en tire m agnetic field c ollap ses and entire system shuts dow n.
In c onventiona l generators, the m ea ns of introd uc tion o f the mag netic flow is
pe rpend ic ular or angled to the plasma tube throug h wa ve g uides; the e ffectiveness is
d iminished due the turbulenc e c rea ted . By simp ly c hang ing the p osition of the
elec trod e to the c ente r of the p lasma field, the turbulence is elimina ted , thus mo re
usab le ene rgy is c rea ted . Furthermore, less extraneo us eq uipment is used to p rod uc e
and c ontrol the p lasma .
The movem ent w ithin the GEET Fuel Proc essor is "foc used " to the spec ific flow d irec tion
of the Plasma being c rea ted , thereb y ma ximizing a nd intensifying the m agnetic field
and enha nc ing mo lec ular, or atomic, d isassoc ia tion.
Without a ll other elements inc rea sing to e qua l prop ortions, one c anno t expec t tha t
me rely increa sing the elec tric a rc / ma gnetic field will be the m ain rea son for spec ific
With the p rop er tea m o f op en m inded sc ientists, this tec hno log y should be e asily
understoo d . since p roto types a lrea dy exist. A few mo nths ago , when the inventor
invited sc ientists from a ll ove r the c ount ry, to help in co mp iling a rea sona b le theo ry or
formula for why the invention wo rks, he found very few takers.
One sc ientist, Dr. And rea s Kurt Ric hter, spent mo st o f a we ek a t the inventor’s home asa house guest. There w ere hours of d isc ussion on p hysics and unknown phenomenon. In
a lette r, da ted July 3, 1995, Dr. Richte r sta tes, I am a c onsultan t to Paul Pantone in the
sea rc h for the sc ientific and tec hnic al explana tions to unde rstand the op eration of this
energy de vic e. Acc ording to my p resent knowledg e it should not wo rk and I would not
believe it ha d I not seen it with my ow n eyes. It is my o p inion tha t Mr. Paul W. Pantone
has invited an a ma zing e nergy d evice or engine with pote ntia l as yet unhea rd of.
Ano the r sc ientist, Dr. Grant Wood , has simila r c om ments. Dr. Woo d has ta ught
automot ive sc ienc e fo r most o f the last 35 yea rs. I am still see king sc ientists, doc tors,
manufa c turers, and a ll other p rofessiona ls to assist me, no t only in this but hund red s ofothe r inventions and prod uc ts and c onc ep ts. Testing
Ge tting te sting do ne o r the interest to g et them do ne a t such p lac es as Law renc e
Livermore Laboratories, Southwest Resea rch Lab oratories Universities, etc ., is d ifficu lt.
First you must c onv inc e them it works, and then have a ton of m one y. These
labo rato ries have expressed that te sting w ould b e a wa ste o f money, and their
va luab le time. Most simp ly do not und erstand this devic e.
To g et testing do ne, the inventor went to numerous c om pa nies inc luding Coo pe r
Ind ustries, Briggs and Stra tto n, Waukesha ; (this list is quite long ), and in most c ases the se
industries we re no t interested , eve n thoug h ma ny sent representa tive out a nd c anc onvey tha t the p roto types d id in fac t work. At first, most of the tests we re
ac c om plished on sma ll interna l c om bustion eng ines. Co mb ustion stud ies we re d one in
furnac e a pplic ations to enab le the inventor a b etter fuel study.
In 1983, I ap proac hed the sma ll engine manufac turers in a n effort to g ain knowledg e
and tec hnic al supp ort. Up to this point I had used old b ea t up e quipm ent for most of
my testing. Briggs and Stra tton wa s the only com pany w illing to d isc uss suc h tec hnolog y
which is ad vanc ed , they wanted to b e the first engine c omp any to g o p ublic .
A few yea rs la ter in 1987, I d id g o to Waw a tosa , Wisc onsin and ran this eng ine, hooked
up to the ir testing d yno . These te st were d one o n c rud e o ils, gasoline, and fuel oils,
mixed with wa ter. They knew the engine wo rked and wo uld be c ontroversial and
sugge sted tha t I try to m a rket the devic e the devic e in third wo rld c ountries. I still want
to ma rket the devic e in the United Sta tes first.
A few test eng ines have b een tested in c a rs. Now a 240 kW Waukesha G ene ra tor
(Mo del # H2475) has a lso bee n retrofit w ith the GEET Fuel Proc essor and the on ly thing
need ed to ge t this into p rod uc tion is auto ma tic c ontrols and mo ney. A Pollution
Solution
Ma ny have a sked what the true va lue of this tec hno log y is. To b eing w ith, p lea se p lac e
a va lue on wha t would it be wo rth, in dolla rs and c ents, if you c ould just d oub le the
milea ge / pe rforma nc e o n eve ry c a r, truck, loc om otive, ship, furnac e, bo iler, hot w ate rhea ter, etc ., not to mention reduc ing po llution, on a wo rld wide app lic ation? The truth
is tha t if you only d isposed of som e forms of toxic w aste, it wo uld be invaluab le to man.
And if you g ene ra ted ene rgy from raw c rude o il, without the need fo r refineries, this
would sa tisfy ma ny c ountries a ll by itself.
Although the auto mo tive field is very large, our globa l buildup of toxic wa ste ha s
be c om e my first c hoice for prod uc tion. This c an be ac c om plished in a rea sona bly short
time b y insta lling elec tronic c ontrols to the nec essa ry control comp one nts.
Utilities and c om munities c an g rea tly benefit from the GEET Fuel Proc essor, while running
pow er plants, desa liniza tion plants, pumping p lants, etc ., a ll the w hile g etting p a id to
take toxic fuel to run the p lants. When toxic w aste is transported from c oa st to c oa st
there is a lways a d anger of ac c ents, and by loc a ting toxic d isposa l units througho ut the
c ount ry this will shorten the risk and d istanc es traveled , providing mo re sa fety to the
public.
For you,
And the World ,
Paul & Molley Pantone
Rela ted Tec hnology
MIT Plasma tron - Princ iples of the Pantone GEET Devic e
MIT is/ ha s develop ed it for ArvinMeritor. Delphi is a lso into it. Rep orts g iven to the
orga niza tion sta te tha t MIT has spent yea rs and millions perfec ting a nd p roving the
tec hnolog y. They p artnered w ith Arvin Mentor who w orked out the last deta ils of
ac tua lly imp lementing in ca rs delivered by the a utom akers. Then O ne Equity Partners
("OEP") bo ugh t out Arvin's fuel refo rme r d ivision a nd c rea ted a ne w c om pany c a lled
EMC ON Tec hnolog ies. Then EMC ON Tec hnolog ies d rop ped the fuel refo rme r from their
p roduc t line and on ly sell othe r stuff. After all MIT d id to p rove its benefits. Bot tom line Big
Oil wins aga in” . It know appea rs tha t b ig o il will only let M IT's Plasmatron b e used to
c lean up exha ust as in pa tent US2005274104, but the y can no longer use a s originally
intended for engine intake g ases to increase fuel ec onomy.
The G ee t system is a lleg ed to b e used in the Pre-Ignition c a ta lytic c onverter
The M icrop lasmatron Fuel Co nve rter (Plasmatron)
Environm enta l protec tion and energy saving using plasma tec hnology by Daniel
R. Cohn (PDF)
MIT's p lasma tron c uts d iesel b us em issions, prom ises be tte r ga s engine e fficienc y
MIT device c ould lead to ne ar-term environm enta l imp rovements for ca rs
MIT's Plasmatron Teste d on Bus
Devic e c ould he lp c a rs' ga s-burning effic ienc y
MIT's p lasma tron c uts d iesel bus emissions (PDF)
Clea ner, Higher Efficienc y Vehic les Using Plasmatrons (Pow er Point)
Le Plasmatron d u MIT
Illustration o f the Sup er-Carb p roc ess by Hima c
Hydrogen yield results from experimental arc pyrolysis of methane by Roseb erry,
C., Wilson, D. and Lu, F. - AIAA Paper 2005–3401, AIAA/ CIRA 13th Inte rnationa lSpac e Plane s and Hyperson ics Systems and Tec hno log ies Co nferenc e
Reformation o f me thane in a supe rsonic, arc-hea ted flow , by Lu, F.K., Roseberry,C.M., Meyers, J.M., Wilson, D.R., Lee, Y.-M., Czysz, P., - AIAA Paper 2004–1132,
42nd AIAA Aerospac e Sc ienc es Me et ing a nd Exhib it, Janua ry 5-8, 2004, Reno,
Nevada
Experime nta l eva lua tion o f me thane fue l refo rma tion fea sib ility by Roseb erry,
C.M., Meyers, J.M., Lu, F.K., Wilson, D.R., Lee, Y.-M., Czysz, P. - AIAA Paper 2003–
6937, 12th AIAA Inte rna tiona l Spac e Planes and Hypersonic Systems and
Tec hno log ies, Dec em ber 15–18, 2003, Norfo lk, Virg inia.
Fac ulty information
PAGES OF MICHEL DAVID From Quantum home
CONSTRUCTION AND the INSTALLATION Of a SYSTEM PANTONE ON an ENGINE
In a dd ition, for the GEET type o f rea c tor to w ork well, the water needs som e e lec trolyte
in it, like som e a mm onia o r vinega r or a sma ll amo unt of ba tte ry ac id, etc . Som ething
so the w ate r whe n vap orized will have som e ions c ap ab le o f ca rrying e lec tric c harges
of the ions of the vapo rized elec trolyte. That c an help the elec trom ag netic
c harac teristic s to d evelop that c ause the mag netic signa ture to d evelop o n the rod .
A few things to reme mb er:
1.It w ill be d iffic ult to run wa ter only so ha ve multiple rea c tors in pa ra llel and sprea d out
from each other. Have very small gaps for intake and exhaust. In 1 reactor use a
hydrocarbon fuel that can keep the engine running while the other reactors havewa ter with elec trolyte running through them . They nee d c oo l dry vapors of w ate r with
electrolyte. If the other reactors' rods develop short magnetic signatures then cut the
rod leng ths dow n and then start ag ain on a hydrocarbon fuel. Then a fter the engine
warms up the reactor's slowing turn off the hydrocarbon reactor and see if the engine
will keep running on only the c rac ked vapors of wa ter with elec trolytes.
2. When measureing the magnetic signature of where to cut, use a very small compass
and turn the rod many differnt directions to get an overall picture in your head
because the Earth's magnetic field will add or subtract from the readings and affect
how long it looks like betw een poles.
Som e rod s ma teria ls like stee l will hold the signa ture bette r than c ast iron bec ause the
cast iron very easily changes its fields to align with the Earth or even to align with the
magnetic field coming from the compass needle. And some rod materials both hold
the signature better and give a better reaction than plain cold rolled steel. But GEET
3. Multip le sma ll rea c tors in pa ra llel w ith sma ll gaps for bo th inner vap ors and sma ll ga ps
for exhaust gases will likely be easier than just using 1 reactor to get it to work with only
wa ter or almost a ll wa ter as the fuel. Even w ith just 1 rea c to r, a little sma ller simila r yours
with a .4 inch rod ma y be bette r for sma ll eng ines.
Radioactivity in the GEET
Rep orts g iven to the nonp rofit orga niza tion sta ted the follow ing: The US go vernme nt
nuc lea r sa fety peop le sent a tea m o f peop le out to shut Paul Pantone d ow n after it
wa s rep orted tha t radioa c tivity wa s de tec ted . How eve r after testing eve rything while
his unit w as running (and with a Geige r counter) they c ould no t identify the rad iation a s
being som e fo rm tha t is c lassified a s dangerous so they sa id he c ould kee p
experimenting.
See this video about it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZahzVFpv6U
The m an tha t Paul me ntions a t the b eg inning o f that v ideo is a physicist who wa s
helping Paul with his resea rc h. Paul Pantone has a lso had ALL em issions from a working
GEET ana lyzed a t university physics lab s and he ha s not mentioned poisonous em issions
amo ng them . Tha t was when he verified tha t transmuta tion wa s oc c urring , simila r Jean
Chambrin's unit. The universities tha t ha ve he lped ana lyze the em issions have refused to
relea se any o ffic ial rep orts about it b ec ause they sa id the results we re impossible.
You Tube educ ationa l video series.
GEET Water Fuel Plasma Rea c to r Cha mber Expla ined Part 1
GEET Water Fuel Plasma Rea c to r Cha mber Expla ined Part 2
At heart of the Multi-Fuels Proc essor o f GEET is a self-induc ing p lasma genera to r or a
p lasma rea c tor with an endo thermic reac tion. The end othermic rea c tor is c om posed
of tw o c oa xia l stee l cylinders:
- the interior cylinde r (threa ded at e ac h end ), c a lled the p yrolytic c ham be r (430mm
leng th and 15mm of inner d iam eter) contains a steel rod of 300mm leng th and 13mm
of d iamete r (not ma gnetized befo re the burning-in). A side o f this stee l rod is round in
order to ident ify its ma gnetic p ola rity afte r its d isassem bling . The rod is ma intained in thec enter of the pyrolytic c ham be r with to 3 sma ll nipp les we lded at e ac h end .
- the external c ylinde r (threa de d a t ea c h end ) is a steel tube of 300mm length a nd
26mm of inner diame ter. The two c ylinde rs are p lac ed c oa xially with two reduc ing T
(show ed on the d iag ram be low ) plac ed a t eac h end . The bubb ler is a ta nk c onta ining
a m ixture of wa ter and hydroc arbon (gasoline, diesel, kerosene , c rude o ils and othe rs
derived from hydroc a rbons...).
The ho t ga s flow c om ing from the exhaust of the engine c irc ulates by the outside p art
of the rea c tor with a strong kinetic e nergy, that c ontributes to b ring up to ve ry high
tempe ra ture the steel rod (being used as hea t ac c umulator) c onta ined in the p yrolyticc ham be r. The g ases c ross the e ngine a nd pe netra te then in the bub bler containing the
wa ter/hydroc arbons mixture. The vapor of the mixture is strong ly asp ired by the vac uum
c rea ted by the e ngine intake and is pushed by the p ressure c om ing from the exhaust.
The kinetic ene rgy of the va por is increased c onsiderab ly by the red uc tion of the
d iame ter in the p yrolytic c ham be r (by Venturi effec t). The c om bined effec t of the high
temperature and the inc rea se of the kinetic energy produc es a thermo c hem ic al
dec om po sition (mo lec ula r breakdow n) of the wa ter/ hydroc a rbo ns mixture.
The endothermic rea c to r forms an Elec tro-Plasma-Chemica l unit (EPC) and it is now
po ssib le to c rea te a high-output fuel c om ing from the d ec om po sition of the w ate rc onta ined in the water/hydroc arbons mixture. This fac t is c onfirme d b y the p resenc e o f
oxyge n ga z (O2) in grea t am ount m ea sured in the exhaust.- Reference End.
Mr. Pantone’ s invention is to rec over energy lost through the exhaust (exhaust c old a t
fuel proc essor outlet) and to rec ove r it into a form tha t is d irec tly conve rtible to
mechanica l energy b y internal c ombustion eng ines. The GEET proc essor produc es
som e sort o f highly effic ient fue l from va rious mixtures. In the trac to r c ase, this is an a ir
and wate r va por mixture. The G EET proc essor see ms to p roduc e a gaseo us fue l using
the e xhaust hea t as energy source . This fac t is dem onstrate d from the fo llow ing: The
exhaust g ases a t the outlet o f the GEET proc essor a re la rge ly c olde r that a t the inlet.
It c an’ t b e a simp le g as hea ting effec t throug h the proc essor. In fac t, heating the inlet
gases befo re m oto r intake d ilates these g ases, thus red uc ing the a mo unt of
c om bustible mixture e ntering the c ylinder as the eng ine a lwa ys suc ks in a c onstant
gaseo us volume . Hea ting the inlet ga ses thus red uc es the mo tor pow er. In
c ontradic tion, the p ow er or retrofitted eng ines is aug mented for red uced fuel
consumption.
Mr. Ma rtz’s c a lc ulations de mo nstrate that the w a ter crac king into o xygen a nd
hydrog en in the GEET p roc essor does not p rod uc e enoug h ene rgy to expla in the fuelc onsumption red uc tion. It is possible tha t other gases p resent suc h as nitrog en a re also
mod ified in the GEET.
Note tha t the re is no energy genera tion in the GEET fue l p roc essor: there is on ly an
efficient rec ove ry of the ene rgy norma lly lost in the exhaust. The rec overed ene rgy
serves to m od ify the c hem ica l c om position o f the ga ses inside the rea c tor.
Ga ses p roduc ed by the GEET fuel proc essor are sta b le, as the e ng ine inta ke is
som ew hat fa r aw ay – up to mo re than a m eter from the p roc essor outlet to the a c tual
c om bustion in the e ngine. If they were unstab le c om posites or mo lec ules, they w ould
dec om po se o r rec om bine in the piping before rea c hing the e ngine. From this
reflec tion, free a tom s suc h as single a tom s of hyd rog en, oxyge n or nitrog en (H, O a nd
N) might no t b e c onsidered . Or they c ould be p rec isely the a nswe r: the GEET fuel
proc essor would p rod uc e free a tom s which rec om bination would libe rate muc h more
energy than the simp le c om bustion o f hydrogen mo lec ules with two a toms (H2) with
oxygen m olec ules also c onta ining two ato ms (O2). The he a t of c om bustion used by Mr.
Ma rtz is the one o f the usua l hydrog en c om bustion rea c tion: H2+ O 2= 2 H2O
Another imp ortant element is that the eng ine effic ienc y inc rea se c an’ t be p rovoked b y
wa ter vapo r’s presenc e. As a ma tter of fac t, wa ter vapo r p resent a t the m otor intake
d ilutes the c om bustible ga ses (fuel and o xygen), thus red uc ing tem peratures andpressures in the c ylinder and therefore the eng ine powe r and e ffic ienc y. Mo reo ver, the
wa ter vap or presenc e increa ses the c om pression wo rk; c a lculations of Mr. Ma rtz
indica te tha t the c om pression w ork is greate r than the energy rec ove red by the
expa nsion wo rk (nega tive ba lanc e). An eng ine’ s beha vior is normally little affec ted by
the a ir humidity: dry or humid a ir doe s not m ake muc h d ifferenc e. There is something
else go ing on in the GEET fuel proc essor, som ething still to identify. – End.
"GEET Panto ne study : Final eng ineer stud ying p rojec t fo r ENSAIS (Ec ole Nationa le
Sup érieure des Arts et Ind ustries de Strasbourg) Diplom a by C. Ma rtz. November 24th,
2001. http://quanthomme.free.fr/pantone/martz
"Design of a testing g round and c harac terization of P. Pantone 's GEET proc ess based on
hydroca rbon c onversion" This testing ground ha s bee n b uilt to c harac terize the GEET
process by mea suring d efinite points as, for instanc e, the spec ific c onsump tion (i.e.
outp ut) ,different flows, temperatures, pressures, H2/O2 gas ana lysis...
It too k me 5 yea rs to ta ke seriously the Pantone’ s pa tent. How c ould I expec t tha t my
rea ders believe imm ed ia tely in this theo ry. We must let time for reflex ion and
experimentation first .
A go od examp le is the Law of Coulom b that every go od stude nt memo rized : “ theoppo site signs are attrac ted, sam e signs rep el” How ma ny lea rned that it is som etime
the oppo site, the Elec trodynamic s Forc es (Lorentz ones) surpassing those o f Coulom b?
Could my theo ry re-esta b lish a t lea st this no tion of DUALITY, ever existing in Physics.
The Pantone Rea c to r isan elec tric ap pa ratus that p roduc es an elec tric field without
generator!
The Vo rtex assoc iate s Ma gnetic a nd Elec tric Fields, without limiting the last one. No
elec tron flow, No energy dissipa tion . Efficienc y is c losed to 1.
The principle of the Cha rge Conservation wins on the Energy Conservation one .
Parad ox of the Cha rge Conservation:
By which w ay this ‘ha lf-energy’, that bec am e ‘ un-desirable’ , has be en thrown o ut of
the c irc uit ? To lea rn more a bout this, just p ut a rad io rec eiver or TV c lose to the c irc uit,to see or hea r the p arasists: joining the 2 cond ensa tes liberate d som e e lec trom agnetic
energy as a pulse; from whe re a pp ea r an ‘ infinity’ o f radio w ave s rad iate d all around .
Is it possib le to c onc iliate ‘ Cha rge Co nservation” and ‘Energy Co nservation” in a c losed
NYPL RESEARCH LIBRARIES, SUPPLEMENT TO "THE ELECTRICAL ENGINEER,"JUNE 29, 1888.
THE ELECTRICAL PAGE 266
"The Stea m Elec tro M agnet. — Ma ny of o ur rea ders, like us, ma y have been und er the
imp ression tha t — wha teve r be the explana tion of the fac t — a c ore of iron b ec om es
ma gnetized , in som e d eg ree , whe n a c urrent o f stea m is c aused to trave rse w ith
suffic ient ve loc ity a tub e o f c op per, wo und helic ally upo n the c ore. The expe rime ntal
result in q uestion w as first ob ta ined , we und erstood , by M . Tom ma si, and his results were
subseq uently confirmed by M. Thouveno t. A co rrespond ent of I' Elec tric ian now sta tes
that he ha s rep ea ted the e xperiment with an entirely nega tive result, even w ith highersteam pressures tha n ha d bee n mentioned as nec essary. Me ssrs. Tom masi and
Thouveno t have , under these c irc umstanc es, bee n req uested to rend er assistanc e o r
explanation; and the Ed itor of the ab ove -named p ap er is ab out to rep ea t the
expe rime nt for the sa tisfac tion of those w ho a re interested in the question."
PAGE 387- "Steam Elec tro-Ma gnet. — In a no te und er this head ing (p . 266)
inches de ep , and a ttac hed to it a p ith-ba ll elec trome ter,2 inches de ep , and a ttac hed
to it a p ith-ba ll elec trom ete r, with ba lls ¡n this of a n inc h d iamete r, and threa ds 5 inc hes
long , and also a ttac hed to the p an a me ta llic wire, the pointed extrem ity of whic h wa s
plac ed ab out -/„ th of an inc h distant from the po int of another wire c onnec ted with
the g round.
The iron p an wa s then filled w ith c inders, very hot, from a w ind-furnac e, and on
projec ting up on them a few ounc es of wa ter, stea m w as evo lved with grea t rapidity,
and at the same mo ment the pith-ba lls diverge d to the d istanc e of a n inc h, and sparks
passed betw een the me ta llic wires. This wa s seve ra l time s rep ea ted ." — (Lond on and
Ed inburgh Philosop hica l Maga zine, 1840, p . 460.) And the expe riment on eva poration
from insula ted and UN insula ted vessels (an a c c ount of w hich I submitted to the
Ashmolea n Soc iety in 1841)* tends to show tha t e lec tricity is a nec essa ry a gent in
eva po ration at mode ra te or low tem peratures.
It is of little conseq uenc e, as reg ards the p heno me non in question, whethe r the va porc a rries off the e lec tricity, or whe ther (as I have e ndea vored , in former papers, to show )
the e lec tric ity c a rries off the vapor ; it is suffic ient to know tha t, during evaporation,
positive elec tricity is ca rried off, and the wa ter left in a neg a tive sta te ; Elec tricity By
Robert M. Ferguson
Chapter: FRICTIONAL OR STATICAL ELECTRICITY. page 73
When w ater is eva porated , it is usua lly found tha t the vessel from wh ic h it is evaporate d
is elec trified , and tha t the va por has the o pposite e lec trifica tion. The e lec trific a tion
apparently depend s upon the na ture o f the othe r substanc es p resent in the wa ter. If it
c onta ins free oxides of suc h me ta ls as pota ssium, sod ium, c a lc ium, the w ater bec om espositively elec trified: if there is a soluble a c id or a c a rbona te c hloride, the w ater is
neg atively elec trified .
When the w a ter is perfec tly pure, it do es not b ec om e e lec trified on eva poration. 64. Sir
William Armstrong invented an e ngine by which e lec tric ity can b e g enerated by the
frict ion o f steam. It c onsists of a boiler on insulating sup ports, which supp lies steam to
tubes whic h p ass throug h a c ond enser, D ( fig . 37), filled w ith c old wa ter. This c ond enses
the stea m p a rtially, and it then esc apes throug h nozzles, A, so fo rme d as to c ause m uc h
friction betw een the esc ap ing stea m a nd the sides of the no zzles. A c om b , P, p rovided
with a series of p oints is p lac ed in the jets of stea m, and c ollec ts the e lec tricity andc onveys it to the p rime c ond uc tor, B. In ordinary c irc umstanc es the p rime c ond uc tor
wa s c harged po sitively and the b oiler nega tively, and large spa rks we re o bta ined .
Fa rad ay investiga ted the ac tion of the Hydroelec tric Ma c hine, and show ed that the
sma ll drop s of w ate r prod uc ed by the p artial c ond ensa tion' we re e ssential to the
p rod uc tion o f elec tric ity: that e lec tric ity wa s due to the fric tion b etween these d rop s
and the sides of the nozzles, for «" c hang ing the ma teria l with which they we re lined , the
am ount or the kind o f elec tric ity prod uce d wa s c hange d:
when the wa ter wa s ma de a c ond uc tor, by dissolving in it any sa lts, ac ids, &c ., no
elec tric ity wa s p rod uc ed : whe n turpentine o r any fatty substanc e w as ad de d to the
wa ter, the boiler wa s c harged po sitively, the p rime c ond uc tor nega tively: theprod uc tion of elec tricity inc rea sed with the p ressure o f the stea m. A c urrent o f mo ist a ir
d riven through the nozzles c ha rged them neg a tively, but ca rried p ositive to the p oints:
there w as no e lec tric ity produc ed whe n perfec tly d ry air wa s used .
Elements of Chem istry: Theoret ica l and Prac tica l By William Allen Miller
ELECTRIC EFFECTS OF CIIKMICAL ACTION, OF VAPORIZATION. P 359
Elec tric ity of Vapor.—The a c t of eva poration ha s a lso b ee n asserted to b e one o f the
source s of elec tric ity, but the truth of this sta tement is doub tful. It is true tha t if a few
d rop s of wate r fall upo n a live c oa l, insula ted on the c ap of the g old-lea f electrosc op e,the lea ves of the instrume nt d iverge . This, howe ver, is due to the c hem ica l ac tion
be tween the c oke and the wa ter, and not to me re eva po ration; for by a llow ing p ure
wa ter to eva po rate in a c lea n hot p latinum d ish c onnec ted with the electrosc op e, no
signs of e lec tric d isturbanc e oc c ur. Pouillet found tha t on a llow ing a lkaline solutions to
eva po ra te in the ca psule, the elec trosc op e bec am e c harged po sitively; with ac id
solutions, the c ha rge g iven to the elec trosc op e w as neg a tive: but Peltier sta tes tha t
these e lec trica l effec ts ma y neve rtheless be d ue
to frict ion, as they do no t manifest themselves until the liquid is nearly a ll d riven off, and
a c rep ita ting of the sa lt as it d eta c hes itself from the sides of the c apsule be gins tooc c ur. This is c orrob orate d by Faraday's ob servation, tha t if the d ish b e he a ted to
red ness and pure w ater be d rop ped in, so long as it eva porate s quietly in the spheroid
form (198) no elec tricity is deve lope d ; but the m om ent tha t it c oo ls dow n suffic iently to
boil violently with fric tion a ga inst the m eta llic c apsule, the leaves d iverge pow erfully.
Elec tricity is a lso d eve lop ed during the p roc ess of c om bustion; c a rbon, for examp le,
be c om ing neg atively elec tric , whilst the c arbonic ac id is po sitive.
In like ma nner hydroge n in the a c t of b urning w as found by Pouillet to be ne ga tive,
whilst the vapo r prod uc ed by it w as positive. In a c c ordanc e with this ob servation,
Fa raday has explained the d eve lop me nt of elec tric ity by high-pressure stea m, whic h
oc c urs to so remarkab le a n extent und er ce rta in circ umstanc es. This he ha s trac ed to
the fric tion of w a ter ac c om pa nying the stea m a ga inst the o rific e o f the jet throug h
wh ich it esc apes into the a ir. An insulated boiler from which stea m is a llow ed to b low off
a t high-pressure throug h long tubes, in wh ic h a partial condensa tion of the stea m
oc c urs, furnishes, as in the hydro elec tric ma c hine o f Armstrong , exhib ited a t the
Polytec hnic Institution, an a dmirab le source o f high e lec tric p ow er. In this expe riment,
the bo iler be c om es neg ative, the esc ap ing stea m be ing positive. It is remarkab le that
the p resenc e o f the sma llest quantity of oil or of essenc e o f turpentine in the e xit-pipe
reverses these e lec trica l sta tes. A solution o f ac eta te o f lea d p rod uc es a simila r effec t.
Indee d the purer the w ater tha t is used in the boiler, the bette r is it for these
expe riments, and the mo re un iform re the results. The elec tric c ond ition o f the stea m
wa s found by Armstrong to b e a lso influenc ed by the ma terial of whic h the e xit-pipe
wa s formed ; glass, lea d , co pper, and tin. -End
In simp le definition, the GEET Fuel Proc essor c ould be c a lled a new type of c a rbureto r
with a m inia ture refinery built in. With it, There is no need for ca ta lytic c onverters, smog
pumps and many othe r co stly items on c ars , as the GEET fuel p roc essor is not just a fue l
delivery system it is a lso a pollution e limination unit! Your c a r milea ge w ill be g rea tly
increased if you a re truly consuming ALL of the ava ilab le energy from wha teve r fuel you
ma y be using.
A m od el suitab le for a sma ll two - or four-stroke (lawn-mow er or sma ll gene ra tor)
typ ica lly c onsists of tw o horizonta lly-lying , co nc entric stee l or meta llic p ipes of a bout 50c m in leng th, one inside the o ther. The o uter pipe ha s an inside d iamete r of 25.4 mm,
the inner p ipe an outside d iame ter of 12.7 mm and an inner diam eter of 12.4 mm .
Within the la tte r is a long solid steel or iron b ar, whose d iam eter is 12 mm, tha t doe sn’ t
touc h it, exc ep t a t three solde r points at ea c h o f its extrem ities. Let us c a ll A and B the
two end s of the 50 c m long p ipes and ba r.
The exhaust from the eng ine trave ls
* From A a long the "outer" c onc entric spac e, be tween the two pipe s, to B.
* From there, it is sent b ubb ling a t high p ressure to the b otto m a jug of w a ter with som e
fuel that is vapo rized by the he at.* It is then sent a long the inner pipe, in the thin spac e round the c entral solid stee l ba r,
bac k from B to A, to ne a r the a ir inta ke, where it is mixed with som e fresh a ir.
* The la tte r mixture is input to the m otor
A p reliminary a na lysis of the GEET: Two-strokes are known to be inefficien t a s on ly a
c erta in prop ortion o f the ir fuel is burnt. Their exha ust typ ica lly c onsists of the fo llow ing:
1 - Air som ew hat de pleted in oxygen
2 - Carbon d ioxide
3 - Carbon a nd nitrog en monoxide
4 - Water vap or
5 – Un b urnt vo latile gasoline
6 - Particles of hea vier hydroca rbons, oil and soo t
In the c ase of four-strokes, there a re less of 5 and 6.
* As the e xhaust first travels betw ee n the "outer" spac e, be tween inner and the o uter
p ipes, it hea ts their surfac e to its ow n te mp erature. In o rder tha t this tem perature is as
high a s possible, the outer pipe should be therma lly insulated w ith a g lass woo l jac ket.
Another c ontribution to highe r temp eratures a t the inner surfac e of the outer pipe
involves the Ranque-Hilsch effect: the exhaust flow should spiral, so that the hotter
c om po nents in the ga s ga ther ag ainst the o uter surfac e w here the stea m is mo re
thoroug hly red uc ed into hydrog en w hile the p ipe surfac e is oxid ized . In turn, the
relea sed hydrog en reac ts with the c arbon d ioxide into c arbon m onoxide and wa ter
(CO2 + H2 >> CO + H2O) at high tem pe ratures, while the stea m c an aga in be reduc ed
by the ho t iron into hydroge n. Provided that the o uter surfac e o f the c oo ler inner tube
c onta ins c a ta lyzers suc h as nickel, a lrea dy a t 200° C, c a rbon d ioxide a nd hydrog en
c om bine into me thane and wa ter (CO2 + 4H2 >> CH4 + 2H2O), the latter of which c an
ag ain be reduc ed at the ho tter surfac e of the o uter pipe . Therefore, both the w ate r
and the c arbon d ioxide are red uce d, the exhaust be c ome s de pleted in ca rbo n
dioxide and enric hed in fuels suc h as c arbon monoxide, hydrogen a nd m etha ne.
* This p retrea ted exhaust bubb les throug h the jug of w a ter and fuel, the la tter rem a ining
a t the top w hen no t misc ib le (gasoline, hea vy fuel or misc ible glyco l a lc oho l, etc ). The
dep th of the wa ter inc rea ses the p ressure in the p rec ed ing red uc ing stag e. Now, along
with som e soo t, hea vy hydroc arbons and unburnt fuel that a re recycled , the c arbon
d ioxide d issolves in the wa ter and is rem ove d from the exhaust so long as the wa ter isn’ t
sa tura ted . To increase the amo unt o f c a rbon d ioxide d issolved , the p ressure should be
ma xima l and the wa ter c irc ula ted . In c ritic a l c losed -cyc le ap p lic a tions, the resulting
c a rbo nic ac id c ould rea c t with a m eta l suc h as zinc or magnesium to release
hydrog en. The resulting c a rbona te a nd hydroxide, as we ll as the reduc ing me ta l of the
inner surfac e o f the o uter pipe c ould then be rec ycled late r by using solar energy.
Ano ther op tion is using som e m ix of p hoto synthetic a lga e in an a d jac ent first stage to
c onve rt the c a rbo n dioxide into oxygen a nd b iom ass, and ferme nting a nae rob ic
ba c teria in a sec ond stag e to generate m ethane a nd hydrogen from the latter.
* The fue l as well as some water is va porized in the bubb ler.
* The c oo led and e nriched e xhaust now travels a t high speed inside the inner pipe , as
the ava ilab le spac e is thin, round the solid stee l ba r. Here, it must b e o bserved tha t
there a re hea t grad ients, as the outer surfac e o f the inner p ipe is hea ted by the
exhaust, while the stee l ba r inside tha t doe sn't touc h it is c oo led by the c oo ler flow ofthe b ubb led exhaust. The Ranq ue-Hilsc h effec t c an ag ain b e used to further red uce
the tem perature round the inner bar. This involves rep lac ing the three extrem ely solde r
points by sma ll solde red c oiled lines of w ire a t the B end of the iron bar.
* Som e o f the previously generate d hydrogen ma y, here a ga in, c ata lytic ally com b ine
with the rema ining c a rbo n dioxide into metha ne a nd w ate r ag ainst the outer surfac e of
* Bec ause stee l is ma gnetic and its Curie te mp erature is eve n higher than tha t of the
oute r, hotter p ipe , all the surfac es inside the GEET are microsc op ica lly strong ly
ma gne tized , loc ally, on the leve l of mag netic d om ains of a bo ut 80nm, even if this
ma gnetism isn’ t appa rent m ac rosc op ica lly. How eve r, only the inner stee l ba r is in
c ontac t with a suffic iently coo l flow so it is below the Curie temp erature of the
Magnegas.
As a result, when the m olec ules bounc e a ga inst the surfac e o f the p ipes, they
experienc e a strong ma gnetic field o f severa l Tesla. As R.M. Santilli ha s shown, d iato mic
molec ules suc h as H2 , O2 and CO c an b e m ag netic ally po larized , and m ay a ssemb le
into c lusters tha t this resea rc her c a lls magnec ules. These ha ve a Curie tem pera ture
which is a t about 150° C fo r H2 and CO. The rate of formation o f suc h mag nec ules will
thus be higher on the c oo ler surfac e o f the stee l ba r. The c orrespond ing ma gnetica lly
po la rized ga s is c alled a M ag negas (TM). Bec ause m ost c hem ica l rea c tions involve
polarized mo lec ules wh ile o rd inary gases a re un p olarized , magneg ases relea se fa r
mo re energy than e xpe c ted from the c om bustion o f their UN po larized c ounterpa rts.Also no te tha t, due to the recycling, the O 2 molec ules may pass severa l times into the
ma gne tic ally p olarizing c avity.
MASER em ission migh t a lso oc c ur in this c avity, which might ac c elerate the forma tion of
magnecules.
The rec yc led and e nric hed exhaust thus in the end c onta ins:
* CO , NO, O2 and H2 mo lec ules, the latte r resulting from the red uc tion of stea m o n the
oute r hot stee l surfac e or from b ioma ss rec yc ling.
* Ma gnec ules of the latte r.* Som e metha ne from c a talytic c onve rsion of c arbon dioxide a nd hyd rog en or from
biomass.
* Rec yc led un b urnt fuel.
* Vap orized fuel from the b ubb ler.
* Less CO 2 than in the o rigina l exhaust, at least until the w ater be c om es sa tura ted in the
simp lest d ev ice s. This suggests the imp ortanc e o f inc reasing the p ressure in the b ubb ler.
The m ec hanisms invo lved sugge st an imp rove me nt in efficienc y from :
* Therma lly insulating the outer p ipe .
* Plac ing red uc ing elements a t the inner surfac e o f the outer pipe , with high surfac e
area if in the solid sta te, or as a liquid c irc ula ting b lanket ma intained b y centrifuga l
force s in a rota ting configuration.
* Using sp ira ling vents a t the entry of the exhaust into the c ylindric a l outer spac e, and
c oiled elements at the entry of the b ubb led exhaust round the inner ba r so tha t the
flow sp ira ls and , by the Ranque-Hilsc h effec t, co nc ent ra tes its hot c om pone nts on the
and hyd rog en in several stag es or into c a rbo nate s and hyd rog en b y a m eta l in the
bub bler itself or som e ad jac ent reac tor.
Any test o f exhaust emissions should take into a c c ount the CO 2 reta ined in the wa ter.
Also note tha t, when this CO 2 is eve ntua lly released in the atmo sphere or rec yc led, one
is left with a b rew c onsisting o f residua l, un-vo latilized fuel, soo t and va rious heavyhydroc arbons, wh ic h wo uld b e idea lly suited fo r rec yc ling in a "Had ronic Rea c tor" into
Ma gnega s. Thus, provided that the ove rall c yc le p roves to ha ve a favo rab le e ffic ienc y,
there might be a synergy betw ee n the G EET and Hadronic rea c tors, as they b oth
involve Ma gnega ses and the w aste from the o ne m ay b e ta ken as starting ma terials for
the othe r.
For mo st tw o-strokes, there should be quite a signific ant imp rove me nt in efficienc y from
the rec yc ling o f the UN burnt fuel alone. For other motors in whic h the re is less of the
latte r, the g a in c ould b e lowe r but still not negligible. Note a lso tha t the M agnega s
produc ed in "Had ron ic Rea c to rs" is unsuitab le for two -strokes, as these req uire a liquidfuel into wh ic h the lubrica ting o il is mixed.
Thus, this system ha s severa l po sitive points. On the other hand , c laiming tha t it runs on
80% of w a ter and 20% of fuel when this is just the p rop ortion tha t is p resent in the
bubb ler whe re the fuel is p referentially va porized by the ho t exhaust, ignoring the
oxida tion of the me ta l in the p ipes and their effec tive lifetime , ignoring the CO 2
reta ined in the water, espec ially during the first ten minutes a fter sta rt-up , as well as the
liquid wastes tha t a re p rod uc ed whe n me asuring the exhaust em issions and not
me ntioning for how long a spec ific test wa s pe rforme d c an be ve ry mislea d ing, to the
po int of bo rde ring on fraud .
Suggested improvem ents invo lve the use of sp ira ling aerod ynam ic flow s so as to
op timize the tem perature g rad ients a t seve ra l key loc a tions by the Ranque-Hilsc h
effec t (to m inimize the tempe rature round the c entra l iron b ar, and ma ximize it at the
inner surfac e o f the inner and oute r p ipes), therma lly insulating the oute r p ipe,
increasing the p ressure so a s to ma ximize the solution of c a rbon d ioxide in the bubb ler,
and c irc ula ting the resulting c arbonic ac id in a djac ent rea c tors, using a multistag e
c onfiguration o f pho tosynthetic and anae rob ic rec ycling b iom ass to c onve rt it to
oxygen a nd m etha ne o r using a rea c tive m eta l to relea se hyd rog en in ce rtain critic al
c losed -cyc le ap plic a tions. Solar energy c an be used at a late r stag e to release the
oxygen ta ken up by the reduc ing m etal and rec ycle it.
Glass Rea c tor
Demonstrations were g iven in Las Veg as a t the Fitzgera lds Hotel and Ca sino fo r just a
few memb ers and som e o utsiders of new d esigns and improveme nts of the last few
GEET made 9 of these g lass reac to rs for resea rc h. They saw little spa rks a long the rod
and a w hite g low 1/2 inc h long a t the rear end of the rod ." It sound s to m e like these
g lass c hambers wo uld be p erfec t for helping us understand wha t's happening inside
the rea c tor, and dete rmine if it's wo rking , how we ll it's working , or why it m ight no t b e
wo rking . For those o f us who a re using m ultiple rea c tors, we c ould use o ur DOM tube
c ham be rs in c onjunction with the glass c ham ber.
WE have g iven reports tha t othe r have ta lked a bout this w ith Paul. A c om pany tested it
and it wo rked . They w anted to see w ha t wa s going on inside o f it. They were ab le to
take rea d ings and ac quire p rop er informa tion from it. They found elec tricity inside o f
the rea c tion c ham be r and w ere ab le to mea sure it. It wa s hooked up the sam e way
eve rything else is hoo ked up . Just no t to the m elting point of g lass! be c a reful with it to
not b rea k it. Bec ause tha t's som ething tha t's defiantly nee ded to b e see n in ac tion.
Tha t's a ll I c an say on tha t.
Nic kel as a c ata lyst for the reac tion
Have yo u hea rd of the Seb a tier effec t? It's to d o w ith using Nic kel as a c a ta lyst basica lly& it further co nfirms my idea of g etting the Rea c tor Rod s Elec troless Nic kel plate d . Have
a loo k at this & see wha t you think. http :// en.wikiped ia.org/ wiki/ Saba tier_proc ess -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raney_nickel
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Q a nd A from –the qua nthomme web site
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