Fluid conditioning system and method

Details Fluid conditioning system and method Fluid conditioning system and method

2008-04-15

2008-04-15

Reifsnyder, David A (Department: 1797)

Liquid purification or separation

With heater or heat exchanger

C210S194000, C210S222000, C210S223000, C210S257100, C210S258000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07357862

ABSTRACT:
An exemplary method and system for reducing or eliminating the formation of solid precipitates/deposits of a flowing fluid, such as oil, or for reducing or eliminating existing solid precipitates/deposits contained in a flowing fluid, is provided. A fluid conditioning system and method are provided, along with a magnetic fluid conditioner that provides numerous magnetic field transitions through a magnetic flux density in the flow path of the fluid to reduce the formation of precipitates/deposits. A recirculating system using the invention may be set up to reduce deposits, such as paraffin in oil, by circulating oil through a pump, a magnetic fluid conditioner, a tank, and, in one embodiment, and a heater until the deposits/precipitates have been transitioned from a solid to a liquid. A multi-pole magnet, such as an eight-pole magnet, may be used in an embodiment of the present invention to increase the effectiveness of the present invention.

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