Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting – deodorizing – preser – Shock or sound wave
Patent
1982-12-29
1984-10-30
Richman, Barry S.
Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting, deodorizing, preser
Shock or sound wave
422166, 422186, 422240, 422241, B01J 308, B01J 1902
Patent
active
044799195
ABSTRACT:
A multi-firing exploding film system for enhancing a chemical and/or physical reaction which is capable of being fired several times without replacing the explodible element. The explodible element is formed of an explodible material, e.g. metal or semi-conductor material which is deposited as a film on the interior of a reactor. A pulse power supply is electrically connected to the film and is cyclically actuated to repeatably fire the explodible element upon demand. The present system basically functions as a continuous vaporization-deposition-revaporization process wherein at least a portion is vaporized upon each firing and is then recondensed onto the interior of the reactor before the next firing.
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Atlantic Richfield Company
Faulconer Drude
Heaney Brion P.
Richman Barry S.
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