Desalinization system and method

Details Desalinization system and method Desalinization system and method

2007-03-29

2008-12-30

Paschall, Mark H (Department: 3742)

Electric heating

Heating devices

Combined with diverse-type art device

C219S494000, C210S800000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07470873

ABSTRACT:
A desalinization system for converting a saltwater solution to a purified water composition is provided. The desalinization system (1000) has a primary tank (40) which contains a heated silicone composition within a heated silicone composition zone (210) and water globules (30) which pass through the heated silicone zone (14) to form an initially treated or initially heated water zone (60) within the primary tank (40). The initially heated water zone (60) then is fluidly displaced through a heating conduit (115) for passage into a secondary tank (120) in the form of steam (180). The steam (180) then condenses within a condensation zone (200) and forms a purified water zone (140) within secondary tank (120). The water within the purified water zone (140) of the secondary tank (120) may be removed through a water output line (150) from secondary tank (120).

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