Water powered magneto generator for the production of nitrogen a

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42218621, 204179, B01J 1908

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ABSTRACT:
A system for producing nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer using an electric arc discharge through air and phosphate rock in which the electric arc necessary for the process is generated by a magneto-electric generator powered by water pressure. The nitrogen and phosphorus oxides produced by the arc discharge are drawn into the water to serve as a source of nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer. The net result of the invention is that the operator can provide nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer as he supplies water. The only inputs to this system are air, phosphate rock, and a source of water under pressure.

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