Abstract: An improved electrolysis system is disclosed in which the tank is designed to operate with a plurality of electrodes that are connected in a parallel plate configuration to a DC power source. The electrode geometry provides a means in which the height of the electrodes is lessened by increasing the length of the electrodes to provide the necessary area for any given current input. The lessened height of the electrode reduces the travel path of the gases escaping to the surface thereby reducing the void fracture height area of the bubbles and increasing the overall system efficiency. Additional efficiencies are obtained with a high surface area of contact between the electrical bus segments and the electrodes.

Abstract: A device, method and process to induce and amplify electrical energy through resonance and vibration, the device producing voltage and current generation with amplification within electrical motors, primarily DC motors, by vibration of the motors, including the capability to tune and control the regulation of the output current and voltage by the addition of electrical components with predictable results.

Abstract: An improved electrolysis system is disclosed in which the tank is designed to operate with a plurality of electrodes that are connected in a parallel plate configuration to a DC power source. The electrode geometry provides a means in which the height of the electrodes is lessened by increasing the length of the electrodes to provide the necessary area for any given current input. The lessened height of the electrode reduces the travel path of the gases escaping to the surface thereby reducing the void fracture height area of the bubbles and increasing the overall system efficiency. Additional efficiencies are obtained with a high surface area of contact between the electrical bus segments and the electrodes.

Abstract: The present invention provides an improved magnetic levitation system for the stable or rigid levitation of a body. The object to be levitated is maintained in an equilibrium position above a flat guideway or a plurality of continuous guideways. The rigidity of the levitation is at least in part achieved by the orientation of the axis through the poles of the magnet in a direction perpendicular to the direction of relative motion between the magnet and the conductor.