A magnetic filter for a central heating or cooling system comprises a pipe having an inlet end and an outlet end, and a filtration portion between the inlet and outlet ends the diameter of the filtration portion of the pipe being greater than the diameter of the inlet end of the pipe and also greater than the diameter of the outlet end of the pipe, and a magnet assembly adapted to be attachable to the pipe, around an outside surface of the filtration portion of the pipe, and movable relative to the pipe from a position close to the pipe to a position more distant from the pipe.

Apparatus for improving the characteristics of water and water-bearing substances, which may be easily mounted to a water discharge point, being a housing chamber with mountable connections for easy installation, portability, and application, for use on bottles, hoses, faucets, inline arrangements, or other applications, in which water can flow over and around a plurality of solid-state materials, which have demonstrated sufficient structural interface activity and interactions to alter the characteristics and properties of water, such as certain gemstones, crystalline, ceramic, or magnetic materials, arranged within a housing, with retention elements to hold the materials within, which may be designed to facilitate the movement and flow pattern of the water, such as honeycomb apertures, and which may include mechanical or magnetic compression. The result is water that has improved taste, characteristics, and qualities, with an easily mountable and interchangeable apparatus, may be designed to be portable or disposable, and convenient.

Conventional liquid cyclone devices tend to break flocs and thus cannot be used for floc separation. Further, there are no ballast water treatment devices that can simultaneously remove plastics and microplastics floating in the sea. In addition, there are no ships or ship operation methods that address the problem of pollution due to plastics and microplastics floating in the sea.

To achieve cyclone separation of a fluid including easily broken flocs, flocs that include a magnetic body are guided by means of centrifugal force and magnetic force to a flow in the vicinity of an outer shell of a cyclone, then to a channel between an inner shell and the outer shell, and discharged from a lower outlet. The inner shell prevents an upward flow from affecting the flocs, making it possible to achieve reliable separation of the flocs.

A method for sanitizing and clarifying water includes: 1) pumping water through a filter component of a system, a conditioner component the system, an ionizer component of the system, a UV component of the system, and an ozone component of the system; 2) trapping particulates suspended in the water; 3) exposing the water to a magnetic field to polarize the water and promote clathrate formation in the water; 4) injecting metal ions into the water; 5) exposing the water to ultraviolet electromagnetic radiation; and 6) injecting ozone into the water.

The invention relates to a shower arm with a torus regulator and a magnetic ring that is comprised of a body (1) with a body head (25), a bell (2), a cover (3), a torus (4), a mixing element (5), a ring (6), a pin (7) and a barrier (9) on the cover, a barrier (8) and a nozzle (10) on the bell, a cavity (11) for water inlet, an inlet (12) of water into the shower head (25), a space (13), a gap (14) on the mixing element, a chamber (15), gaskets (16) and (17), a thread (18), a space (19) for directed flow, pins (20) and a groove (21) on the ring, a groove (22) on the bell, a thread (23) for connecting a hose, a support surface (24), a magnetic ring (26) and an output spray (27) of water and air. When the water circulates within the space (19) underneath the torus (4), negative pressurevacuum occurs from both the internal and the external sides of the torus cross-section that conditions suction of the air from the chamber (15) of the cone of the bell (2). This air is suctioned through the nozzle (10). In the space below the mixing element (5) the air and the water swirl which alternately enter into the air/water mixture and form a wide conical spray (27). The bell is provided with the groove (22), into which the ring (6) with pins (20) is tightly inserted. The pins are made from a soft material and serve for mechanical massage of the skin and the crown of the hair. On the other side in the ring there is the groove (21), into which the magnetic ring (26) is inserted. Its role is to normalize the water crystals and to arrange them into a natural shape. The nozzle (10) for spray outlet has an orifice large enough in order not to clog due to impurities in the water and limescale.

A system for magnetizing water may include a non-magnetic conduit that may be configured to allow a stream of water to flow through the system, and a magnetic fields generation mechanism that may be configured to subject the stream of water to magnetic fields. The magnetic fields generation mechanism may include a plurality of magnets arranged around the non-magnetic conduit.

Systems and methods for the production of structured water.

A hydromagnetic desalination cell including at least one hollow rectangular flow conduit, a first rectangular magnet and a second rectangular magnet each having a north pole face and a south pole face opposite of each other, wherein the first and second rectangular magnets are disposed along a longitudinal axis and on opposite sides of the rectangular flow conduit, a first opening and a second opening on opposite walls of the rectangular flow conduit extending between the first and second rectangular magnets, and a first and second chamber fluidly connected to the first and second openings. A hydromagnetic desalination system and methods of desalinating brine water with the hydromagnetic desalination system are also disclosed.

A magnetic water treatment system for use in treating water for agricultural and other uses. A magnetic chamber centered around a perforated shearing tube provides a number of magnets amplified by steel rods to deliver water that has smaller water clusters by treating the water with the application of magnetic fields. Magnetic fields perpendicular to the travel of water and in other directions provide for the efficient treatment of the water.

One of the chief purposes of researchers in the field of chemistry is to perform chemical reactions at high rates; a method that can be adopted to achieve such goal is to perform reactions in magnetic solvents. Being passed through the Solvents Magnetizing Apparatus (SMA) magnetizes the solvent, and the magnetic property remains intact for a few days, while most chemical reactions are done in less than one day. It should be taken into consideration that the magnetic solvent is different from the Zeeman effect in chemistry. This technology is widely used in performing chemical processes of most chemical reactions.